The Democratic times., April 02, 1880, Image 3

DEMOCRATIC TIMES
FRIDAY
Plenty of water.
APRIL 2. 1880.
Weather threatening.
TO ADVF.RT1NEBS.
The miner is happy again.
Legion of Houor to-night.
The THfl.Sh*# the Inrifcst circulation
♦ njoye<l h,nuy newspaper publialieil be­
tween Albany. Oregon, anil Keil liluir.
Fal. a illstancc ol 500 miles—anil there­
fore offers superior inducements to ml-
▼ertiaera. Our Hat Is principally con­
fined to Jackson, Josephine anil l.ake
•ounriea. Hnsineas men should take note
of this.
The public health is good.
Lent is a thing of the past.
Read the new advertisements.
Farmers desire more sunshine.
Rrtioiors.—Adam Kh;q>el will hold ser­
vices in the German language at the M. E.
Church iu this place next Sunday morning
Eldar M. Peterson will preach at the Mound
district school-house next Sunday at the usual
hour.
Roadwork will soon commence.
Local correspondence is solicited.
Roads getting no better very fast.
S ad A ccident . — Hein Deiiifi', a respected
i citizen of Farmer’s Flat, a mining camp three
Col. XV. S. Stone and lady were in town miles west of town, met with an accident last
again this week.
■ Sunday morning, which resulted m his death
J. XV. Ingram of XVillow Springs made us a ou the Tuesday following. It seem# that he
call XX’eJnesday.
was at work iu his claim, when the bank about
XV. M. Colvig, Esq., of Rock Point was in twenty-five feet above him gave way, a
quantity of the dirt from which struck him on
town last Saturday.
Miss Laura Thornton of Ashland is paying the head and neck, paralyzing his whole frame.
There could not havo been more than two
Jacksonville a visit.
wheelbarrows of tiie dirt; lmt it fell from so
Miss Cora Linn has been at Ashland on a
great a distance and struck him in such vital
visit to friends tiler«.
parts that lie was rendered perfectly helpless,
Archbishop Seghers will arrive in this city in which condition he remained until death re-
about the 1st of May.
i lieved him. His son was at work alongside of
Chas. Straug hasgone to XX’alla XX’alia, XV. T., him, and had just left the scene of the accident
i to procure a hammer with which to crush a
where he will tak« up his future residence.
A. D. Robinson, the well-known bridge­ rock, or he would perhaps have sliart-d his
father’s fate. He immediately relieved Mr.
builder, is paying Douglas county a visit.
DenitT from his critical position, and with the
S. F. Floed, formerly of the Roseburg "Star,”
assistance of some of the in ighbors removed
is in town and may stay awhile. We are glad
him to his residence. Dr. Aiken was sum­
to hear it.
moned, but pronounced the case a hopeless one.
J. C. McKee of Ashland was in town last
The remains of the unfortuuate man were bur­
week and did not return unarmed. We wish
ied in the City Cemetery yesterday, a large
them joy.
number of his friends and acquaintances fol­
Col. S. G. XX’liipple of Fort Klamath is pay­ lowing them to their last resting-place. I he
ing Lapwai a visit. He will return to his funeral ceremonies were conducted l>y Rev. D.
¡lost before long.
A. Crowell. Mr. DenilL was about -IS years of
Alex. Orme, who left Gall’s creek for Ari­ age ami leaves a small family to mourn his loss.
zona last Summer, has tired of that, section and He was a good citizen industrious ami enter­
is wending his way towards Skagit.
prising—and will be missed 1>V the community
C. S. Sergeant,of l'lnenix, paid Jacksonville in which he had resided for several years past.
C. C. McClendon's well-known horse “Young
Sampson” was exhibited in town last Saturday
and was the center of attraction for the time
being. Horsemen agree that he is an animal
of many good points.
Strangers becoming abundant again.
For tine-stock column see fourth page.
Blanks of all kinds at the T imes office.
Politic# are liecoining quite interesting
Messrs. Boin-v and Syinons arc at Grant’s
I'a'S - .irve', ing the Scottsburg anil CampStew-
art r i l. Thu government has appropriated
Myer’s Arabian B >y will be at Roseburg Oil
sliiJMH) for this work and it promises to be
May 6th.
done in first -class sty le.
The Spring lights opened out in style last
A party t< H >tk I- place at Bybee's ferry one eve-
Satu rdav.
ning t ■ently and was thoroughly enjoyed bv
those in attendance. Thus. Bybee acted as
host, in which lie was gracefully supported by
o ir old fi ien I 1 Apt. Five.
Everybody is coming to the Red Men's
ebrat ion.
S ocial P arty .—One of those pleasant little
parties for which JacksouTilIt is well known
will take place at the Club Boom this evening.
Democrats abun lant everywhere ami san­
The best of music will l>a in attendance, and
guine
of victory.
those desiring to spend a few hours very agree­
ably will be present.
Snow fell to the depth <>f fourteen inches on
Jackass creek the other day.
P assed T iirovgh . Lieut. Geo. B. Baccliusof
XX' alia W alia, who has b «•(•n promoted to a
first lieutenancy in the hirst Cavalry, vice Lieut.
Shelton, deceased, passed through town this
week en route for Fort Klamath, to join hi#
conqiany there. Mrs. Bacchus w ill remain in
constructing i
Phu nix.
Jacksonville until the roads improve some a
guest of J. XV. Manning and wife.
almost aunihi
the
F rom S kagit . -T wo gentlemen
Skagit mines pas.'-<l through town one .lav
!>iml q
this week, en route for California. They re­
man» I
|>ort the snow as very deep and that the miners Nurviues >«'cni
will be unable to do anything for many w«-ek>
to come. There has Iteen a grand rush to that
section, but a large numlicr are retracing their
I oil
steps. Some rich mines no doubt exist there;
J. S. II n
but that they are so very extensive and valua­
meut of vei
ble as is often asserted, is by no means cer am
brown wh
I.
Those comfortably located will be very fool
indeed to go oti on a w ild goose chaac
The
I-! « '» i»
Skagit.
.UII tn«- I
for Southern Oregon, A. Slocum, have estab­
lished an agency fur the sale of their s'.qierior
agricultural implements and mill machinery
at Bilger's hardware store in this place. Mr.
Slocum will attend to the llos -btirg a.encv in
parson, so that our farmers and mill men can
have their demand# supplied on short notice.
Frank Bros, are agents for the best f»nning
and null machinery, wagons, etc., manufai
turwd, which they can furnish at rates most
advantageous to the purchaser. X\ e call at
tent ion to the advertisement elscwh«re and
ask a tnal for Messrs. Frank Bros
H orsemen , A ttention . -Jay Beach, the
energetic proprietor of the I 'ascade Stock I arm,
situated three mtles east of Linkville, will al­
low the public an opportunity to reap the I hiu -
fit, of his enterprise, ami. as will l»e seen by ad­
vertisement elsewhere, announce# that his tin«
trotting stallion#, Altamont ami XX ilburn, will
be at his place during the season of I' n O
These horses arc without doubt among tl‘‘
beat bred ever brought to the Pacific Coast,
and will compare favorably with any el-cwherc
Combining, as they do, . some
»....... of the finest trot
ting stock known to history, the horsiincn o:
this section must be congratulated upon tin­
excellent opportunity presented for the nii-
Movement of their stock.
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R. L. Web er
nefi'vlin di trict
in charge ot tlie
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The measles have about ti
m Ashlaml and PLienix and are mi
way, where a tine held tor operatimi# ¡»reseti
itself.
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Rev. Father Blanchet gratefully acknowl­
edges the re-eipt of $12, donated to suHerinc
by the good people of Linkville and
1
The »mount was immediately for-
vicinity
warded to the Bishop of «¡alway.
Tie Riley court-martial has ended and the
Yreka witnesses have returned home. Cq»t. -I. Q
Adams acted m the capacity of Judge A4 ve­
cat". It i#-aid that the testimony i# ra t her
<4 iavorab’e to «'apt. Riley, the accused.
J. A. I’anky of Sam # valley informs us that
•( I is becoming scarce there as well
as else-
U
II
t
.and
coii'idviable
loss
to
stock
raisers
will
the
V
ite
unless
the
weather
should
moderate
be
!i. No tar sto k has wintered fairly.
4
H ome M ade B randy .— XVe this week r
chived a call from T. J. NetT, of Wagner cri
who, in connection with XX . II. Jesse, is
gaged in the manufacture of liquor on
Stearns place, lie was supplied with some
fine samples of brandy manufactured from ap­
ples and tomatoes, which competi nt judges
pronounce a 1. Mr. NcfT has had much expe­
rience in this line in X'irginia, and proposes to
make still further improvements in his brands.
A large amount of liquor is annually imported,
and if the money sent abroad for its purcha'e
can lie kept at home a heavy drain upmi the
country w ill cease.
i
Mark Conger exhibited Anderson's tine
"Bay Moulton,” on our streets this
weetc. I ie is nnexci lled ss ahorse of all wot k.
and hit colts are highly priz.-d lor their good
.nape and action ami general utility.
profits.
A n O riginal P oem .—Samuel I.. Simpson,
Oregon’s poet laureate, is now engaged on a po­
em appropriate to and intended for the Red
M en's celebration on the 12th of May. Mr.
Simpson stands in front rank among the p .ets
Fhe back war 1 Spring
of the Pacific «'oast, and some of his pm-try ardor of “ye drummer.”
will compare favorably with the productions of
those of any clime. We have no doubt that
the ¡stem he is now composing w ill lie a gem,
in which assertion we expect to bo borue out
by those witnessing the exercises on St. 1am-
many's Day.
A gi : i < it . tvrai . I mflements . Frank Bro«.,
a leading Portland firm, through their azent
One of the most pleasurable leap-year par­
ties of the season occurred at the residence of J.
1‘. True, five miles east of town, last Tuesday
evening. Tiie atten 1 nice was large and the
siquier an 1 music of the best.
Several of the young bloods of Jacksonville,
h- a<led by Rol>t. II. McGinley, Chas. Wolters
and Fr.mk Savag as musicians, serenaded some
ot our citizens Tiiesi lay night. The music was
excellent auil duly appreciated.
I’hnmix.
T iie V ernelln . This company has been
performing in Jackson county »Itiriu the past
week and have been greeted by good sized au­
diences, «specially in Jacksonville. The per­
formances are of an excellent character, each
performer being first-class in his or her line.
It is not often that we are visited by so good a
traveling troupe, ami we tharetore recommend
"The Vernells” to the kind consideration of
the people north of us.
t
L egion or H onor . The following is tin
programme of exercises for this evenings i en
tertainmant. It is somewhat shorter than u
al, but will nevertheless be fully up to th*
standard: 1. Music by the String Land; -
Opening song; 3. Address by E. H. Auten
rieth; 4. Duet, Miss Emma and Lillie L lrieh:
5. Essay, Mrs. Shipley; 6. Declamation, W in
Vining; 7. Duet, Clara Neuber and Jolinni«
Miller; 8. Recess; 9. Music by the String Band.
10. Declamation, XX’ni. Bilger; II. Duet.
MiBse® Annie Little and Maggi io Linn; 12. Dee
lamation, ( has. XX niter#: 13. Paet, Misses
Emma Ulrich and Della Cardwell: 14. Qnar
t«tte, Mi»* Tillie Klippel, Mrs. Rosa Ken
ney, A. H. Mne gley and Prof. Scott; 15.
Music by the String Band.
PERSONAL NOTES.
The Chapman horse, one of the best draft
stallions in Southern Oregon, will lie at Eagle
Point and at I’ruett’s place on Bear creek dur­
ing the season. He is just the animal our
farmers have use for.
The Eintracht met last night.
S tate T ax S ent .—Newman Fisher, County
Treasurer, this week settled with the State,
paying the sum of $10,268.114.
M illinery .—Mrs. I. XV. Berry yesterday
received by express from San Francisco a fine
stock of Spring millinery. The styles are of
the latest and just what the ladies want.
The recent storms have furnished enough
water to enable many of the miners, who had
commence I cleaning up, to resume ground-
sluicing. So far the inclement weather has
been a benefit.
We regret to learn of the death at Sail Die-
go on the 25th tilt, of Robert Rea, who WAS
married but a couple of years ago to Miss Pau-
line Eubanks, second daughter of J. S. Eu-
banks of Ashland.
BRIEF REFERENCE.
amly give it
ic internali»»ual
in- lllatcil.
11
ili buccu
Soreheads are at a gr.um discount this 1 res­
idential year.
Every true Democrat will
wheel into line, bury past dillerences and d
ui# utmost tor a sweeping Democratic victory.
For poster work of any size _o to the livn
olfiee. We ask n > od»ls of any estalmshmeut
4butli of Salem in printing snow bills, pro­
grammes, dodgers, auction hills, horse-bills,
«
S ent to the A sylvm .—lamis Cr< »uzilleau etc.
The Jacksonville P»ras# Bind is practi ii.g
was last Friday examined in the County Co irt
by Doctors Danforth and Callender and ad regularly and will furnish the best of mtisi
judged insane. He is a native of Fiance, ior the 12th ot ?4ay. Prof. Si hmidt promise-
about 55 years of age, and until recently wa­ that his band snail outdo itscit on that oc a-
ft resident of Elliott creek, where lie was en­ S1OU.
Matt. Dillon announces hiniselt as a randi-
gaged in mining. For sometime past he ha-
been exhibiting signs, of insanity, King oblivi I late for sheritl. audit you are going to vote for
ous of his surroundings, and since his arriva. him go and sample hi# tine cigar# ami liquor#.
in town was found wandering about iu tin He wauls voters, boili Democrats and Repub­
yards of some of our citizens. C’rouzilleau n licans.
said to l»e the possessor of about $l,2tH>, de
While on the way to Applegate last week
posited in the French bank of Sail trancisco K. C. Arm tiong s team ran away, bruising
He is a resident of California, but it wa
deemed best to send him to East Portland, turn to some extent, but tortuuately not m a
under the circumstances, to which place hi- serious manner. Ills wason was cunsideiably
*
was taken Sunday in charge of « has. Strang iamaged.
( • w ng to the in b-'iient weather the Demoe-
ra y ot Jo-A phine county di I not meet in mass
ivvuttoii last Saturday. The meeting was
IK) t| med '.¡ntill.ist \\ ednes lay, at which time
i..i
e¿ ites to the -'-ate ( ouventluu were no
elected.
a business visit yesterday. He speaks en­
L adies . — Every lady should subscribe for
couragingly of the future of that place.
the "Ladies’ Home Journal,” formerly "The
Mr. Chase, a cattle-buyer from Silver Lake, Journal of Fashion,” published at San I-raiieis-
is now in this section purchasing stock. He co. It is devoted to Literature, Art, Fashion
says that the loss in Lake will be quite heavy. ami Home News. The "Household’ depart­
Judge Hanna returned from the Squaw ment contains much useful information for
Lake diggings (in which ho is interested) last every family, a3 well as bright, sparkling let
week and reports everything moving along ters from correspondents. It is the cheapest
publication issued—only One Dollar per year.
finely.
The
¡»ublisher places it at this low price that
X'eit Schutz has been afflicted with inflamma­
every family, no matter how poor they may be,
tory rheumatism for sometime past, hut is now can have the privilege of possessing this ad­
able to be about and will soon be himself mirable home paper. Enclose Post Olfiee
Order for One Dollar, or where an order can
again.
not bo obtained, enclose one dollar in potaje-
Many ot our farmers propose Summer fal­ stamps. Address "I he Ladies Home.Jour­
lowing hereafter, believing it to be the best nal,” Drawer 2,250, San Francisco, « 'al.
inode .after the experience they have had re­
T he . Roseburg "Star " says that «'. C Man­
cently.®
ning, U. S. surveyor, arrived in Roseburg last
The l'hn-nix Amateurs gave another of their
week. This gentleman is to survey the mill
excellent performances on the evening of March
tary road between Scottsburg ami Camp
31st, which is said to have been much of a Stewart near Phu nix, in this county, for the
success.
purpose of ascertaining the places where money
We had a lively shower of rain Friday appropriated for the improvement of the road
morning: but it soon turned into snow. Since can be most advantageously’ expended, The
then < old, disagreeable weather has been pre­ officer in c charge of the improvement is also on
vailing.
hand, and we understand that work is to
New goods will be received in a few days at instituted immediately, From what < all >e
the millinery stores of Mrs. A Miss Prim. learned the appropriation w ill d
Ami then the ladies will be at the zenith of pended oil the Cow creek ami
mountains, where it is certainly
tl.eir delight.
A <«r«'ut llnlcrprIse.
The Hop Bitters Manufacturing Company is
one of Rochester's greatest business enterpris­
es. Their Hop Bitters have reached a sale be­
yond all precedent, having from their intrinsic
value found their way into almost every house­
hold in the land. [Graphic.
circulated in town last week to the etfect that
the bo.ly of a man had been found on the banks
of Rogue riv.-r the other day, but we could
trace it to no authentic source. It was stated
in the same connection that ths deceased had
been mutilated past recognition by hogs; but,
that from certain washing-machine advertise­
ments found in lus pockets, it is supposed that
the Isidy was that ot Win. Crump, formerly
of this place. It is to be hoped the whole will
prove unfounded.
CELEBRATION!
I*lllw ol Mulid
Are not worth as much to the victim of
Dyspepsia or Biliousness as Dr. Mimic's
Englisli Dandelion Liver and Dy*|H?psia
Pill. It clears tiie liver of bile, tones up
the stomach, clears foul breath, coated
tongue, pain in the side or back, water­
brash, giddiness, rush <>f blood to the head,
pimples, sallow complexion; is sugar-
coated. and no mercury or other mineral in
it. For .sale by all druggists.
ST. TAMMANY’S DAY
AT
JACKSONVILLE, OGN«
A t'AKi».
To all who are auilerhig from the error#
and indiscretion of youth, nervous weak-
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, Ae.. I
will send a recipe that will cure you ER EE
< >F ‘«'ll A 1><E. This great remedy wa->
discovered by a missionary in .South Amer­
ica. Send a self-.i 1 Iressed envelope to the
R ev . JosKim T. I nman , .Station 1), Sete
York
t
Hca 11 h. SI reua I »• ’««•<» t «¡for
Of the Kidnovs and Bladder always fol­
lows t lie ii-c <>i the great Bu<4iu < 'oinpouiid, '
"Dr. M intie's Nephreticiini." Bright's Dis-j
ease, Diabetes, Inllatiiiiiutioii. Smarting and !
I’lilVA 11'. I >1'1 asi - s are quickly cured by it. .
For Leiii’ori lor i it has no (‘qua1. Don’t be |
persuaded to take any other preparation.)
Every one who has tried it recommends it. '
For sale bv all druggists, l'riee$1 a bottle,
or six bottles tor .N l.
--------ON
Tuesday and Wednesday, May llth
and 12th. 1880,
------- BY
OREGONIAN-POCAHONTAS TRIBE NO. 1,
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN,
ASSISTED BY
KLAMATH TRIBE NO. 8,
Sir Istie.v < iiujiiT »
VITAL RE-SKiRATIVE—The Great En­
glish RetiK'iiy, Ini' made more cures of Ner­
vous Debility, Spermatorrhoea, Seminal
Weak lie's. Lost Manhood, nocturnal emis­
sions, main)it v for mental laJior, desponden­
cy and other diseases induced by youth­
ful Lillies ami t-.xcc'-cs, than all oilier med­
icines combined. Wliv will you sutler?
'end to A. E. M intie. M. D., No. II Kear-
nv Street, ''an 1 ranci'co, for the Restora­
tive and be cured.
Price, $3 per hottie.
I’our times the (plant it v. $10. Try a bottle.
Dr. Mintiet rent' all private diseases siicce's-
tillly . Mclicinessent sisuir« from observa-
tiou upon receipt ot price or C. <>. D.
I’. W. Olwell of Phcenix called on us Tues­
P robate C ock r. The follow mg proceedings
day ami reports that village in statu quo, have transpired in this Court since our last re­
,
though considerable improvement is contem­
port:
plated this year.
In the matter of the estate of I’ S. Hayden,
E. 11. A.itenrieth, Esq., returned from Yre deceased. Semi-annual exhibit of Wm. Holl
1 lit ¡•old weather prevailing is ¡»roving dis-
mail and Theo. Cameron, executors, heard and
ka last week and informs us that a large num- approved.
to siiceji-raiscrs, in my’ of whom are
tio
b r of people may be expected from that place
In the matter of the estate of L. J. XX hiti
i
usi'l.-iable percentage of the new-
.1
deceased. L. P. 'White, :idniinis‘r:it >r
on the 12th of May.
>>. Tin- increase for this year is
his tinsl statement and M iv Ph next up
J. L. Hockett, proprietor of the Phcenix as time for hearing the same.
.:-l-'* to be smali' T than for several
distillery, was in town yesterday. Ho pro-
In the matter of the estate of Jos. II
¡loses putting up a new building at that place cens'd. S de b 11 tilcl by adtninis*.rato
».e-l about fifty years, dici
H. Hess, showing sales of personal propel
and to make other inipro cements.
at Silver creek, Josephine
the amount of $151.50, approved.
K. Kubli is again confined to his room by I
it
Hi# partner had left Inin
y. rec-
sickness,
having contracted a severe cold. His
, ,. • I .
short time previously, and
(•(■million
is somewhat improved to-day, »nd he
I .Johnson was lying on the
ue re
o t
may
bo
able
to attend to business before many
I!< >f>l >t their cabin, liieless.
cab
Samuel Colver to M trv I..
days.
ce Judge Bellinger d e (filled that slieritl#
(
J. D. Fountain, our School Superintendent, in Eden precinct.
land
G. XV. Bailey to A Koster. 1
liitled t > only •?.! a day ami expenses,
WAS m tow n Saturday for the puiqiose of hold­ O11 Foot’s creek. ('on-l'l-r.lt lo
..n i U profitable to allow persons
1
ing his regular quarterly examination; but no
Samuel. Colver to I# ibcl I
- '.-e on their way to the W iilam-
calido lutes for teachers' certificates loomed up Thurber claim in Eden pre n
cite
e.
tion, $1
ill view.
J. C. Birkhoad to J. L. H xkott, property
Lieut. J. W. Duncan of Fort Klamath and in Plnenix. Consideration. $'2!t't.
Samuel Colver to J. L. Hockett, laud in
Ira Worden of Lake county passed through
Pluenix. Consideration, $3J.
town tins week, eu route from Vancouver.
They were witnesses before the Riley court-
T he Red Men are making great preparation#
martial.
for the celebration of St. Tammany's Day and
Samuel C. Simpson, who has been spending that event will be one long to tie renumibere 1
the Winter at the residence of Hon. XV. XV. 1 he ball in the evening; will be a ma.niiicent
Tiie April number of the *‘C difornian,” tl.at
Pnller, in Josephine county, is now sojourning a lair an I an appropriate final -. Holt's bali
most excellent perioih al issued trum San l'ran-
in Jacksonville, a guest of J. H. llulier, Esq., is being completed expressly for this occasion,
•.-••o by the A. Roman Publishing Company, is
b it, commodious a# it w ill be, it w ill not aceom
Ins uncle.
>n our table. It is replete with well written
Our genial friend Joe Beach, of Lake county t mudate the throng that will be in attend nice
and interesting articlss, its contents appearing
was in town thin week. He is en route for
: > iinpi'jve with each number.
A great many deer must havo
home from Vancouver, where he has been at-
for their hides, judging from tin
A " it c2!>.(K)l> have been collected thus far
t loling the Riley court-martial. Joe is al-
skins that are brought to mar
>y -neiiil Bybee and his deputn s. Next
ways welcome.
This subject will receive due at'
Wednc- lay t.ie delmqllent list will be turned
\V. R. Pottsr of Butte creek informs us that future grand juries. It is really
»v<r to tiie < <>unty « otirt, and, unless tax-
'
of that region are away behind hunters should persist in this slait
pay' 11 Ii i.Gen to tiie front, a laigcr amount the e farmers
with thoir work, with slight prospects for must cease immediately, unle-s th
than usual will be reported unpaid.
catching up this season, Tins is the case m initiation of these animals is desiri
lam Klippel held s?rv ices la the German
many other places.
E. Ciiur, h last Sunday and
T hs party given at the Drake farm on Ap­
Bev. W. H. Klyce and wife started for Oak-
good sized audiein e. Mr.
>v a> g
plegate last Tuesday evening, in honor of the
land, Oregon, this week, Mrs. Klyce's health
! I in theology and excels
l\ iip[
sixtieth birthday of Dr. Peter Jack, u as a sne-
is not ths best, and it is to be hoped that the
a# a < lerinan #-hilar, s > that his dis'oiirse was
cess iu every particular. Fitty-two tickets
change of cimiate will be beneficial. Mr.
well received by those win» understood it.
were sold. Several couples from this ¡ hue
Klyce will return before long and till his ap­
were among those in attendane« and every
A
pointments.
thing
passed oil gsil.V- The music was of the
w a
.Jerry Woods, the pioneer stage driver, who best and the siqq>er excellent.
it„.o
■ u. and tiie piu.q ••- t# are tliat much more
has been driving on tiie Sacramento river road
till lie ¡»ut upon t:ii# inai Let next 1 all. Sor-
B arnabek -.; & K incaid have lately completed
for the past ten years, has taken Johnny
huni _,iuws to peitectn ii here and the syrup
a
tine buggy for Madame Holt. S. 1’. ILmn i
Mack's place ou the Scott Valley route. .Joe
- almost equal to the best quality imported.
executing
the wood work in his usual excellent
Strauser, well known in this section, succeeds
.1 i.ti-on A Hunter h ive opened a blacksmith him on his former drive.
manner. The vehicle will be painted in fan •>
at the Mi : l iman p!a< e m Manzanita pre-
colors,
and is lining constructed especially for
J. W. Simpson of Antelope creek was in
, ami aie now prepared to execute all or- town this week. Jim is looking for the where­ the Fourth of July ball, as the Madame pro
m their tine with matins# ami dispatch.
abroad in the
abouts of the late Greenback party, which has poses to receive her guests from
, ar< both tirst-class workmen and gnaran-
i best style.
evaporated since the Democrats cajoled into
atist.ict ii-ii Re.ci their advertisement and
supporting this Republican side-show two
T he feast of Passover, observed by nnr Jew •
t
them a trial.
y ears agi > ascertained for themselves how ish citizens, commenced last Saturday ami
ke Marmse ha# removeil bis stock of goods beautifully they had been hoodwinked.
ends on Sunday next, during which time leav­
«fio. .' ¡iun.pt s building, adjoimng thè
Mrs. Neuman Fisher left for San Francisco ened bread w ill be superseded by matzos, a
ia\ i
looll, W lilcli has becll lieutlv
Monday to spend a few weeks among friends cake manufactured from flour ami water. It
d up toi hi# reception, In addition to 1rs
there. While at the Bay City Mrs. Fisher is commemorative of the (light of the children
j»rt ent stock uf goods he will anon display
will order a first-class assortment of Spring of Israel from Egypt ami their trip across the
;r< ■• erie#, prov ìsions, etc., a line assortment
and
Summer goods for this market, which Red Sea.
\\ ¡neh ì- ìiow eu rout
from San Francisco.
may be expected here during the forepart of
XV e have been visited by some cold, disa
i
next month. Until then Mr. Fisher will dis­
greeablc
weather during the ¡cist week, which
rich permits of no pose of Ins present stock at very low rates.
has
been
hurtful to our varied interests. Snow
H'S m
season is so fur ail
I
V.ii •ed that
ut of sowing can be
C hanged B ack .—The stages changed to reg­ and frost have been as common lately as during
Spring hasasvit
«i» i to a
after. Late Spring ular winter schedule tune Saturday; but did the Winter, and bl........
>, however, asacon- not make many trips until the inclement been unable to assert her sway. The "oldest
Si'i r
already been ¡mt in. weather necessitated the Stage Company to inhabitant” can't remember of a parallel case.
purchased the in- crawfish. The Siskiyou mountains are m a
S ettlers can have their notice# tor f’ina
I ;lt
the Sterling steam really dangerous condition,and Superintendent
proof and other land notices published in the
gives notice that Stone does not feel warranted m allowing its
T imes by requesting the officers of the Rose­
he i# now prepared to furnish the market transit to be made at night. Never has the
burg Land Olfiee, through the < minty < lerk or
with a .' iperior article of lumber at the lowest road been in a worse plight, being cut up hi a
other
agents, to send them to tins est.d*!*--h-
rat i
■thing Pressley is capable of doing. f -arful maimer ami full of snow and ice.
inent. where the services will be performed at
Air
• m in, line w ill lie ¡»romptly tilled.
A n I’-. >> niii : mi ; d lb mor . -A report was the very lowest rates.
I lie Legion of Honor rc-elected D. I.inn
President, who, in spite of the precedent set
by XX ashingtc»n and Jetl-rson, enters on bis
tilt'd term tins evening. He has made a first-
el.c- ¡ue>;diiig olli'er, however, winch is why
service» are in demand. Adam Kltppel
\va e!e< ted X ice President, ami G. A. Hubbell
etary. Mrs. 1. ,1. Kenney, Miss Annie
Ic an t < I. A. Hubbell were apj ointed a com-
ie to ilratt a programme for 'ms evening s
t taiiiiiieiii, wimm appears elsewhere.
MISCELLANEOUS
T imely H ints .—"When the Spring-time
comes, Gentle Annie,” the country will be
full of itinerant tinkers and bummers, who
will want to fix your sewing machine; but
don't you let them do it, for they will fix it so
you can’t use it at* all. If your machine is out
of or ler, or don't work right, bring it in to
D. 11. Feathers, and he will ¡»ut it in g K>d or­
der at half the price genetally paid to inconi-
petent and irresponsible traveling tinkers. *
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I<‘ka rJTi*il>e
o. ¿53,
OF CALIFORNIA
Tuesday. May 11, 1880
Reception of V ¡siting Tribe®.
Dedication of Wigwam by E. D. Foodray,
D. D. G. S., at 3 o’clock p. m .
FINE STOCK.
Wednesday, May 12th,.
1 880
stallinn. foaled HT"». Bred by
, < it orgWown, Kentucky. (Vol.
Wanace's Trotting Register.
GREAT SIRE <>F TROTTERS,
ALMoNT,
The member« <>f the Order will assemble
at Red Men’s Hall at 9 o'clock a . m ., sharp,
and, under the directions of T. T, McKen­
zie, «irand M isheiiawa, and M do Caton, Sec­
ond Mishenavva, form in the following or­
der:
Jacksonville Brass Band.
< ’oiors of the Order.
Oreg..niaii-I'.a-aiioutas Tril»e No. 1.
Klamath Tribo No. 8 of Linkvillo.
leka Tribe No. 53of Yreka.
.Members ol the Great Councils of Oregon
an I California.
Afier marching through the principal
streets the procession will proceed to th®
District school House, where the following
exercises will take pl.iee;
1. Music by the Rand.
2. Song by the Glee Club.
3. Prayer by the Prophet.
4. Reading of the Dispensation.
5. Song by the «rice Club.
►
6. Long ’Talk, E. D. Foudray, P. S.
7. Song by the Glee Club.
8. Short 'talk, Bro. R. A. Miller.
9. Music by the Band.
At tne conclusion of t he exercises the pro-
cession will reform and inarch to the Wig­
wam.
i of \lex:m<ler’s Abdallah, sire of <»old-
. : I; dam by Bi own
let. s<>n of M i m I>ritío l'bief, »ne of Lady
orne, record 2:|s'4; g. <1. by imp. llou-
i. sire of the d un ot Lulu, record 2:15; g.
4. by Bertrand, the great fotir-mile-race-
rse; g. g. g. d. by imp. Buzzard, sire of
• d im ot \\ oot|pei-kt*r, 'ire of the famous
'■y Eagle. A.timoni will at the proper
The members of the Order and their !•-
io l>e given a record vvliicli will ensure a die' will meet at Holt's new hotel and par­
ge dem Uhl for Ili» colts. ( Almont is tlie take of a
qier y >>f Gen. W. T. Withers, Lexington,
COLLATION
immediately afier the dismissal of the pro
cession.
GRAND BALL
Bay stallion, foaled 1'7 ; bred bv Gen.
Wm.T. Withers, l.exmgt n, Ky. (Vol. 3,
p. f>'(•.♦, Wall.'v •’' Ki gi'ter. Sired by Alamo,
son of A imont, sire of I uny Witherspoon,
-r-AT-*~
4, ami TEN witli
5-yc.ir old record
technical records ot 2: >0 or better. (No
ol lief horse of II is nge HAS MORE THAN Madame Holt's New Hall
Fol R. lie also sired Allie West, sire of
vear-old I 1
Jewett, that his Pi IE FA' 1'1 'I
record I (2:2T
i2:2T a) EVER MADE. Alamo's
dam hr Alexander's Abdallah (see above). Tickets (admitting gentleman and lady) in­
Wilimrii's dam by Me JionrneJr., sire of
cluding Supper, $3 50.
Jim I rv ing, recon I 2:2 5; g. <1. by Al boit. (hi#
dam by imp. Ilooton , son of Ab zander's
Aliilaliah; g. g. d. By Biignoli. (iccord
2:2'.' (), son of MamLr.no <'liief, sire of La­
ICrrrpt ion Committee.
dy 'Ihorne, record 2:lN,4,and Woodford
D. Cronemiller,
John Cimborsky,
Mambrino, record 2:_1'4; g. g. g. d. by l*i-
C. W. Savage,
1 it J r., sire ot John Morgan, record 2.‘24, and
L. Solomon,
IL B. Seybert,
Chas. Niekell,
dam of N ut .. ...... 1. record 2;1' 11 ; g. g. g. g. d.
J. C. McCully.
)>v < >le Bull, siro ot l'liicago 2.‘2IL >, son ot
Win. Bybee, Jr.,
< »Id Pilot. Wilburn is very laigc, highly
liuishe I an I com. a -tly built.
Both are petfi-etly sound and free from
GEO. BROWN.
blemish, ami were purehased f<>r use in my [•'LOOR DIRECTOR..
own breeding stud; lmt will lie allowed to
'«•rv e a limited number of mares during the
season of tf"O, at i ' amcai > e si <» ck F arm ,
Floor Mminfters.
three nnles east of Linkville, «>gn., at $75
the season, with privilege of ret urn ing such
T. T. McKenzie,
G. W. Elliott,
mares as do not prove in foal. Excellent
and safe pasture free duri>i<i the itcitx'en.
B. W. Dean.
kcuiifj’,
Z'J'F g 1, par; iculars, and tree pamphlet­
history o’ theliotting lioi't‘, add i e'S
J A Y BEA«’li, Linkville, Ogn.
U u«ir by flic* Jncksonvili» Rand, Pr®C.
A. bauli Ii Hi rector.
WOOL! WOOL!
Genomi Committee.
HIGHEST CASH PNCES!!
CARO BROS, of Ro-ebnrg. Oregon,
«
E. D. Foudray,
T. T. McKenzie,
E. 11. A Uten riet h.
IL K. Hanna,
C. W.Savage.
ASHLAND MARBLE WORKS.
pondence will I m » promptly answered.
Caro Ero3.. Roseburg.
Á A P^ pcine P orous
WPLASTER
r t.
*m awarded th«
pititínrg al t*.<h
t I*arit
nt.
- oí- ly I’1
-'y j-Aysieiani flt a
w»-
, r-rnr-nl «/»IG ordincry p- -<?««
Jti any
rcHiirrfy
Li..best
tha
J. H. RUSSELL, PROPEIETOB.
HF UNDERSIGNED, BEING RTA-
tioncd at Ashland again, has turned bin
T
entire attention to the
MARBLE BUSINESS,
and is fully prepared to 611 all orders In
this line with neatness and dispatch and al
prices to suit the times.
M< >NCM ENTS, TABLETS, HEADSTONES
Executed in any description of marble.
Every variety of cemetery and other alone-
work executed in a satisfactory manner.
Special attention given to order® from any
X hchii ! I’iace«»
part of Southern Oregon. Address
In the dental ranks will never oerur if you 11’INCH ES TER rifles $25. revolrers $2.50;
J. H. RUSSELL, Ashland, Or.
are particular with your teeth, and clean'« ’ I dert ingers $2, Collin#’ cast-#teel plows
then» every day with that famous tooth $?>, at
JOHN MILLER'S.
wash,SOZ.ODON T. From youth tool i age
HIDES! HIDES!!
it will keep the enamel 'potk-'S anil unim­ / tl'T nails, wrought nail#, cleat nails, lath
nails, tinislimg nails, fencing naila-
paired. Tha taeth of persona who use SO-
ZoDONT have a pearl-like whiten«»", and horsf-shoe nails,and iron and etcel horse, H’K WILL PAY THE HIGHEST CASH
M price for Beef H ides and will
trill pay from
fr<m.
JoHN MILLER’S.
the gntns a roseat•* iiue, while tlie I>re11it ¡s ,lioes at
15 to 26 cents for Deer skin®. —
To be deliv
purtfwd. an 1 Hindered sweet and fragrant.
It is composed ot rare antiseptic herb# and I lUN l’ER’s specs, spy glass -s, rn ignity- ered at Nick Ficke's Butcher Shop in Jack
NICK FICKE,
ih entirely tree from the obje eioiiai an I in­ > L ing glasses and pocket c impasses at Bonville.
JOHN MILLER’S. ,
pat . mcmahon .
jurious ingredient« of Tootn Paste-, etc.
; ‘iviirvnn in yr*<e rim l.e-'V.G’y al-vit U. Ti e valili
i' eqia; :. « of the comna'n t’ jr' a;'»sterareln
t» «a-: • it. r- s-"d T) f 1 t y t-e ? »:.4 eeientfle
F'sJicat" n. I« r* :■••.e» nbn' »t »t en'* »nd err»«
w
o'.r fi'is’e; n fail even tn r»u*rs. It Is
r ::'o-:: r» ' t i • »' •• r’-’n-dy «■ver <I»v;wd for
T.-mennd W-rk E i k. T? ■ f'.rrrt, Bpln»l and
■ r ( ,- e,- ain’» > : <! a'l I. awl g ot and pair a.
A
I imitât t
' ! i y a’l Drngrista,PrtesMc,
S xascbt * J ohnson 21 PUitt St.,'N. Y.»Propra,