1M JRATIC TIMES. frid X.. NEH 1*0. C ircuii J Judge Ham his ticket e his coni pet n<;S.—There is no estimating majority, as he runs ahead of ywhere. He will no doubt beat 450 votes. D istrici malignant is electod b he carries e -Notwithstanding the t made against T. B. Kent, he najority that may reach 200, as county iu the district. orney . — — -♦---------------- BRIEF REFERENCE Teaming lively. Drummers plenty. The agony is over. Some rain this week. Cool enough for snow. Ice-cream at a discount. Very quiet since the campaign clo«ed. Ed. Schieffelin h is returned to Arizona. Miners in Josephine county are still trnsy. Lost,strayed or stolen—the “People’s party. The census enumerators are busily at work. rm. Foley, the affable traveling Portland “Standard,” is among We 1 iave met the enemy and they are ours and ready to take subscriptions A brewery wil! be started at Wddervillt- nt paper. It is a better journal soon. should be liberally patronized, Crops need some more rain to ensure a good Democrats. yield. A glorious Democratic victory was achieved nM J osephisk C ouxty .—From L atest who has just returned from Ga- Monday. Frank Em learn that Chas. Hughes, Esq , lie« creek, Banner Iaidge No. 23, A. 0. U. W., meets- received a ry large majority of the vote* cast this evening. :t for County Clerk, w hich prob- in that pre Preparations for the Presidential contest art n, although his deleat by eight ably elects next iu order. jrted. majority is Father Buchard, the eminent Jesuit lecturer, ■---------- •---------- . rough . — Dr. L. Hemenway, ot at Portland. is Pass an formerly post surgeon at lort Eugene CitV Circuit Court convenes next Monday. The Klamath, posed through town yesterday to docket is light. assume his Cl poaitiou, succeeding Dr. ('ober, Wm. Fchtly is putting up a kiln of 150,0(X) who goes t<Y> fort Bidwell, Cal. The Dr. is a brick at Kerbyville. first-class p| ,|ician and we are pleased to note The usual flight of beggars, tramps, etc., his return t^Joutbern Qregon. U —... - •--- — Las set in toward Oregon. rim ’ « s 3 A jooRiTixs. —From what can be f G. W. Frey and wife of Butte creek paid P ium wo Jyilj/Prim wilFreecive 650 majority llacksouville a visit this week. learned Jydg /Pi over the iedond liest candidate for Supreme ' C. L. Hill will start a band of 2,200 head ol Judge on he* Bl Republican ticket in the district. ■heep to Luke county in a few days. Jackson ninl j ;y will giv* him 4(X) majority; He ips of new goods at Mensor s ami more JosephinilOc) 1), and Lake 150. These figures Cmning. Call and see for yourselves. may be >anj : ;ed, but the chances are more I n T own agent for th us once me for that exc than ever especially C. C. Beekman and T. G. Reames have A G ood O ffer .—H. W. Hanil*agent, di gone to Portland to attend the (»rami Lodge rect from the manufactory, for J. P. Hales of Masons, to which they are representatives pianosand Packard and Siioninger organs s m this city and will remain lor a few from Warren Lodge. day». Mr. Hand is also in the horse bus- Dr. Coon , the indefatigable, has organized noss and will take good horses in part pay another council of C. of H. at Foot s creek, ment for pianos. Th » J. P. Hale phino is a with 20 charter members, This makes ten first-class instrument and bears the special councils in the county. recointnendtuion of Mr. Schoen, a leading D -er skins and beef hides are still being San Franchco piano tuner. This olTer is brought to town in large numbers. There will the best ever made to the citizens of.I a--kson soon be no doer to kill and the slaughter w ill county in this line, and they should not be then necessarily cease. slow in («king advantage of it. c. of II bad -es, constitutions and by law s, pamphlets of all kinds, briefs, an t everythin in this line, printed in the best shape and at low prices at the T imes office. A letter from A. P. McUarfi-n of Linkville informs us that l’levna, Lake county, gives Judge- Prim seventeen majority. Ibe vote on the balance is ab mt astanil-olF. lection passed oil’ very quietly, there genera! absence of di»or ler and no being tights <) ciirri.ig. Plenty of hard work was done by both parties, however. Geo. .Abger, of Butte creel;, who sheared Farlow Bros.’ sh eep, informs us that he obtain- ed about sev» u pounds of wool per head from the band. This w as a year's clip. A Chinaman in the employ of ('apt. Ankeny at Galicu creek had hi« 1’iglit le_ brok n by tin caving of a bank last week. Dr. Aiken was summoned and set the fractured limb. The present board ot (’ounty Commissioners meet on the 30ih for the purposa of winding up their business ami turning the all.iirs of the county over to the new a lmiui.stiat>oti. Miss Mamie Loye returned from Oakland, Cal , tins w eek, where she Mills' Seminary. She was brother, G >rge, who went Agsncy for ths Celebrated L ake C ounty . — Latest advices from Lake county denote the election of the Democrat ic ticket, with perhaps the exception of S. B. Cranston, who may have been beaten by 0. A Stearns for Representative. It is also probable that the D-iiiocratic Mate ticket will receive over 100 majority. H!iDÜ A'13 THfOHER N otice . — The trustees of the M. E. Church, South, are requested to meet at Phoenix on Saturday, June 12, 1880, fortlie purpose of making arra’igemvnts to complete the church building at that plr.ee. By order of the last cpisrterlv conference. W. IL K lyce , 1’. C. P robate Cot ».r —I he follow mg proceeding« have transpired mtbis Court since our last re T he R eason - 'The • "Sentinel did not bring port: out its rooster this w ee k over the result in the In the matter «f the' state of Anton Bruns, State. Pn b.ibly the success of Me»*rs. Klip- an insule pi non. D. Cron m.ller appointed p.) and F ■y in this county, in spite of its guardian. In tlie matter of the estate of M -I .«a Preu mud i iirow mg. has completely knocked all the tice, deceased. John P \\ Jk'-r, S B. Grub! elithil «’.asín out ol its editor. and G. A 11.11 appoint'd apprai-'i « u., Li the matter of tlie e«tate of \ F Rimile, deceased. Il irriet R imile ai'ji" lit - I e- euti ix • -» .of l miilvr the will N.unae! 1 .ur; anil Jo.htia 1! nicy appointed appraisers In th.* matter ot the estate of Geo Me Knight, deceased. Sarah McKnight appointed administratrix, ami Geor/e W Lance, Nathan Hosmer and A. Koester appointed appraisers. A Sr< < 1 -siTii. At F\lli The píeme given in Bay’s grove on AppLg.ite, unde r the auspices ot the li-wer Uniontown district school, Situi day, was mudi of a success, A large crowd was present, which duly appreciated iated the e.xer cises of the day. The ball in the evening pros ed a pleasant finale, thirty-eight numbers being sold. Excellent nris.e was flimulied l>\ .'L-ssrs. Smith an I B -rry, and the supper was superb. The net prm-ae is .am-i'l'i <-<l t > -S77. wh.-eh will be applied to ihe benefit of the ••*•• •••••• • quarterly >Uy «x«eui k«n at bet rCII!> L’M.V’H!N:;s biive taken tlio lead in every State in ths Union. They have Mrt.it W e have a lot of old type, 1 b(e'ntiiudiiija-*ksoii emuitytr tile fu. 1 sat iou of uv'ery pkjiuiia.ur. A iso < > q be put to tii- same uses as Babbitt hand the WM. AWSON WOOD’S MOWJER, t will lie disp ised of at reason ibl. Which is equal to the best ma le :<• regards durability and lightness of draught. can gu i ram <-e prom pt r.ip ur■- t >r all ■>( i lie al»- >vo m ie!i tnos. Alsjthe Agency forthe best wagons on wheeLut ibu : II eine M CALIFORNIA ST., 1)0 8RÍJ tad giv« >n upon >ks as if •d pros- t every STOCK l-'jAHAt 1'^/ 27 ¿nb Fo- T T V 4 TN i iij.iiJ Itiilg"; Messrs, nissinm-rs. proposed r< toil w as c lilted SIU V eV '■ C A d T'i L t XSOX OF 1880 ongresa- been ap- tentB La BY ADOPTING A lew law us, au- t'-iy stallion, f tab* I 1*75. Bre 1 by West, <oaiririitown, Kentucky. (Vol. 3u, Walkiee’s Trolling Rogikler). ke: V- Su' L with lie has i claim the 12 anuary Const- >ar, to-. J- pro- 3g the work. , 1S80) iuuary larv i, i must given be ac> d 1TIE GREAT SIRE <>F TRoTi’ERS,’' Al.MoNT, IN PRICES ■ b< I. son of Alcxan ler’s Abdallah, sire of Gold- smitli Maid, record 2:14; dam by Brown C .:el. son ol MamhritiO Chief, bile of Lady Thorne, record 2:¡Slí; g. d. by imp. Ho<>- loi>, sire <>t the dam of Lulu, record 2:15; g. g. d. by I’.i-i iran I, the great four-mite-race horse; g. g. g. d. by imp. Buzzard, sire of lin- d im of Woodpecker, sire of the fatuoua Grey l'.<gl<*. Al'.amoiii will al fiie proper Urn.- Le g i veil a rei-oi <1 w luch will ensure a large ib-mam! for h;s col’.«. (Almont lath« pr.i| arty <.; Gen. W. T. \\ iuicn¡, Lexiuglon, lit-uiucky.J Ever Known in a Rsg-jlar Bishiess, —A>bTHE— I » i t ? I a .'lN( > J mark curs. •riH Ve ir 1 —OF— I work 1- olle ’ 1 t » *i -J • - ¿ b i 4 j -1 I er\ in-. * ( • OF JiRï P>av • ktal'ion, foaled 1*77; bred hv Gen. Win.’ ' T. W ithers. Lexmuloii, Ky. (Vol. 3, p. ii'»y. V» aliai-»-’» Ki ¿i>tci gi . Niroil bv Alamo, «Ini of A i iiiotit, sin eel Fanny W iilierxpocn, 5-ye i i -ol«l record 2;gg’,, and TI N with t< cliti’<•.■:I rei-n'ils nl 2:’<i or better. (No other hoi»e <»l liis :ig<- HAN MORE THAN FOUR. He also shed Allie West, sire of .h-wett, that lias l T ill FANTEST 3 year-old record (2:2:'»’-.-t l.VF.R MADE. Alamo’s duni l»y Alexander's Abdallah (see abovot. W ill inn's dam by Meibom lie Jr., »ire of Itili li’ine. n-i-onl 2:23; g. d. by Alhoit, (In* dam by imp. Hooten), son of Alexander'* A I" - 1 la I» ; g. g. <1. by Bi ignoli. (leeoni 2:29?« ;, son ol Maiiiln ino Chief, air® of La dy i hotne, recon! 2:!*!-i.and Woodford Mat.-ibriii»*, record 2:2'1’*: ir. g. g. d. by Pi lot Jr., st re of J oh ii Morgan, reco» d 2 .*24, aid dam ot Nutwood, n-coni 2.-18% ; tr. g. g. g. <!. by < ili- Bini, «irò ott'h.i.-ago 2.-2I »-f, ), son ot g |»I Pi|<»t. Wilburn is »eiy iaige, highly finished and compactly built. Roth are pprle.»t!y «. uud and tree from b’einish. and were purchased for usa iu my v. :i Ln-e.Liig stud; but will be allowed to serica iuni’i ii mimbi r of inaies <lm mg Ite «eti'on of i* o. at C ascai i : N tock F arm , lineo in ile:« cast of l.irikville, Otrn., at 8"4 t he «elisoli, wil h | >l IVIlege of l et timing «lieIt mari « ns d<> not provein foal. Excellent and safe pa«f n re fr< <• diiviiuj (he i’1- I’“, | ar i<-ui:irs, ano lieu pamphlet» lnstory o’ the trot'ing horse, addresa JAY BEACH. Linkvilla, Ogn. —TU K— n*’ i ! jÁi-L ! —IN— <*i ■ i \ ■er TO SELECT FROM IN il, i i I • ! r 5 < > 1 í ’ M .^4 OV* £1 >1 u Í U Í Any Ono Store in Sontheim Oregon or NoriLern V California. llllv ALL u k m i mtnense len they p^te !'ir~ tes iuu-4 CASCADE r? i ( ’apt. Jas. Barnes came in from Lake cmintx i this week. He informs us that grass is grow J onkpiisk C ounty II eiurns . From what ing finely ami st >ck doing w> 11. can be rarnfid, Josephine county gives the On next Sunday <•• ening Rev. D. A Urowell nt Democratic State ticket a majority that may w ill le -ttire at the M. E. ( liurch. Subject > Judge Prim leads and will | irobiblv reach *.» “ The Lifeand Times of Noah receive If*» iifujority. The Democratic coun- Johnny Orth has just received ty ticket is 1 Iso elected, with the possible safe from Cincinnati, and is now ( rx-eption of (Jerk. Nn ki-ison is some votes ceive money due him on deposit. 1M s o id up tidtiie present writing; blit it is ( I. (• Miller of Ash’aml .ave us tiiought thau the precincts unreported will day. He L>st a watch on his w . t gite Hughesllenough majority to elect him. its re tn in. I aa I m gus pfaple's movement met with the The first strawberries of the season made C'l le, numb-ring several same fate iu .1 »sephim* that it dal here. their appearance this week. They were hundred head, and ow 4 by \\ m. Ibibmson < ¡ ovkknme '’ t I mprovement . Lient. T w. brought into market by .1 o-i. Bapp. ami I > i-k George, w ere driven through t >>vn I Symonds, wh i » is superintending the work on A. O Eelf-Ison has secured a contract for sur tin« wi-<k for ’..ike county. They ■ ime from the < Jrave crejk |k and Cow- creek hills, was m veving laud in Lake coiir.’y and w ill commence Josephine c mnty and wi re in fair condition. tov n during tJii le week and informed us that work some time during this nioiith. \V. II. Atkinson a <d IL F. Phillm*, accom TnF. committee in charge have inailo arrangi ti< re are abpit seventy-five men employed. 'iimi-d by their 1 dies, passed through tm Kahler & Bro. and Reames Bros, received a ments by which all p r ns who attend th < »jei ations a* being pushed forward withall larve quantity of new goods this week, towbun Monday, en route lor Portland These m-n' in Portland on the 15th wil men an- renresentitivcs t.i the M -sonie lira p < ible haste as that portion of the appropri- the attention of the p-iblie is called. on the pa\-m-nt of one ful Lodge, troni Asiiland, l.<>d _ -, w hicii meets so at ion n<»t exhausted by th« 1-t of July reverts • is lines leading to Portland It is very likely that Judge 1'r a will be lt The road between Linkville and .A« ¡land 1> hack lo the Treasury. We are informed by is stamped by the Secre E. B. W atsun, »he leading IL publican cauili . 1, ry .. nt parties that the improvement« in in need of repairs and the sum of ?200 lias !>t in •r As«'ci itimi. date, over 250 votes in .¿son county. subsi : ibi-il by the eitiz ns of the l.ittei pla e to ■* are •< a substantial and durable char- repair it. The (’minty Court will be a kvd t-> E4. Heab-y ami Th >s. Berryman, who are ■l that a trip over the road in the Win- appropriate a similar amouut, and w e hope to see driftin' on the bar opposite the old Fowler i it l<«ditfiimlc hereafter. Lieut. > i it done. store on Apple ite, have struck good pay. i. •« r> turuje 1 to the scene yesterday. The friends of Ettie Coleman a.ssemblad at Jas. A. Garth hl has been nominated for her res’di'iice on the evening of the 3d, which ¡ M urf»: i AtufiT. CELEBRA I ION n .—The Aurelian Lit- A G rand (T el KSRATIO. President and .las, A. Cardwell keeps one ot was tfie oi- ■ i«ion ot a p.irtv given in honor of Nut so fast, my friend; if you could cr erary Society^ with its usual energy, is making the best livery stables in Southern Ore gon. her 12th birthday. A plea-ant time was hal. the strong, healthy, blooming men, wo preparations I o celebrate the coming Fourth ot An elegant stock of visiting cards—gilt \Vn a» knowled i- the receipt of some excellent nn-ti ami children th it have been raise July in a beegning manner, The proper coni* cake from the young miss. fro'n beds of sickness,sufToringand alnio edged, plain white, chroino and mittees have been appointed and every en- For the tinc«t we 1 ling card« ami im itations, death, bv the use of I! op I titters,you w. >ul< description just received at the deavorto m 4k e it a grand success is being programmes, ball ticket», business cards, s.iy “Glorious and invaluable remedy. A number of hands employed on the govern made. As tK e < fourth conies on Sunday, Mon- ti-acher’s certificates of excellence, rewards of See another column.— Pre**- , xm.- m »ac num«» u«« ■ - .- .1 w x . t >- yuukv :« jte «*» day, the lift! ., has been «elected as the proper men', work now progressing on the Gravecrevk inont and every d -scription of plain ami fan \ Cow creek lulls were discharged the «»th. r and '.s office, print in g go to t he I i M where some of d.iv to celebn te. We understand that Beekman tin- best work m State is done at away-down and L iihi ’ h pa rk ha3 been selected as the place day. M< I 'A 11| »EN — K I BLI —At t Im resilience • rates. forth« cele'-i- ition, and that everything will be A fact once learned should never be forgot- tin bride's patents on Applegate, Jinn Jackson county will present another canili 3 1, hv II >n. I’. P. Prim, I iistie« of lb- done to a ■< < snmodate a large crowd. The ten. Therefore remember that Dillon’s is th«' Supremo Court, .1. S. Mcl-adden ami date for the office of Supreme Judge two years finance cvmn uttee made a raid on the tow n place to get a “iinile’’ w hen you want the very M iss Kat ie Ku bl i. best. from now. E B. Watson having received the Thursday, c<> llecting about $150, and expect [In common with their many friends we to obtain mi re soon. A big turnout and a J. S. Eubanks, of Ashland, passed through nomination for that position l»-cause of the inn jmn in wishing Uio hippy couple long hf lie made for Clerk in 187s, H • irv Khppel ts graud ceklua lion should be the order of the Jacksonville W ednesday to attend theMas<>nic entitled to the nomination in 1882 on tiie same and uninterriipteil pro-perily.] ¡Grand Lodge in the capacity of a representa- IIA I: I.INt; 11 »N —BERKY—In phoenix, »' grounds. stive. V ote of L i NKviLLE P recinct .—A. P. Me. t iie residence ol the I ir i< le's tat her,J n ne I»111 The youngest daughter of M ni. M. Turner by Rev. A. 11 a i. 11-■ hi , 'at iia ii ii I It is said that the death of the child of W in. Carton of Liu cville has kindly furnished us the died ratlu-r suddenly on the Sth. The funeral ton ami Miss Samantb i L. Berry. K Higinbotham of Central Taint resulted from vote of that preciuct, to-wit: Congressman— ■scarlet fever, although the report is uot cun- took place on the fidlowing day and was at M ILLI A MS — Nl M PK1NS —On Pleasant Wlnteaker, 7i •; George, 69. Supreme Judges— ciei-k. May 3St. I.v J. W. tl-iys, -L !’•• •’ tended b\ a large concourse of the friends of I tinned. C. Williams ami Miss I.iu v I. Nimpkm*- Kelly, 76; P rim, 79; Burnett, 76; Ixird, 64; tne family. Rev. M. A. Williams officiated Jas. II. Little left for Portland yesterday, The bereft parent« have the sympathy of all in Waldo, 66; V ,’ataon, 68. State Printer —Mer- Dl£3. intending to make the W illamette and Lmp- ry, 75; Odell, 69. Distriet Judge—Hanna, 83; qua valleys a visit. He will be gone a few their bereavement. Some scalawag entered the Manzanita school Hit. INB' >TH AM-Al Ce-itr tl I’ oh H. J'.1".? Kahler, 61. District Artorney—Kent, 73; weeks. (»th. Win. S., eldest son of J. S. and E. house a few d tys ago and destroy ed ” hat books, Hammond, 71 . Joint Senator—Gates, 75; Sin months J. F. Phillips, who has been a resident of 11 iginboi liain; aged 5 year**» nott, 68. Representative—Cranston, 49; this county for several years past, returned to slates, etc., he could find, I e.-iih-s damaging the and 4 days. furniture considerably. I lie dire tots ofLr Stearns, 86. Judge—Watts, 69; Denny, 66. his old home in Missouri this week. Bon a reward of $25 for the detection of the offend TUKNER—In Jacksonville. June 8th, of d sesse Of the I.can, Mxbella, voiiiu'est Sheriff—Haut -j ta, 84; Stanley, 51. Clerk— voyage. er. Such meanness ought to be punished to tiie daiubter ot Wm, M. tid I-.im 1 >1 •(* 1 m ■ Cheesman, 72 ; Rapelie, 61. Commissioners— W'. Lusk is now in this section vending Dr. fullest extent ot the law. n i; a zed 5 years, *i in^itli« ami 24 day s. Durand, 70; I [unsaker, 83; Penland, 49; Brat McBride’s “Worlds Relief, or Concentrated W. H. Atkinson writes us to the effect that ABBOTT—At the re-.id.-n.-e <'f Lewis Hays, tain, 64. £r «saurer—McC’allen, 83; Frankl. Tea, said to be a valuable compound by those he never made any offer whatever or attempted in Josephine eniuty, Samuel Abbott, aged about 84 year*. 51. Assessor —Tulloch, 70; Hainmersly, 64. who have used it. to buy the brick to prevent or hinder the I. 0. [Deceased was a pensioner of the wai School Supen ntedent—Chapman, 67; Clayton, Mrs. Wm. Springer, of Vancouver, nee Miss 0. F. iu their building enterprise, at Ashland, 67. Surveyof f—Dyar, 72; Colvin, 61. The Florence Smith of this place, has been paying as was charged by a correspondent in our last of 1'12, hdi ) died respe-if-il by all-] tirst naraad ir » Democrats and others RspuB her fnetuls iu this vicinity a visit. She returns issue. We cheerfully inak* this correction of ELLIOTT—'»n Murphy creek, May 3lst Ji I id Elliott ; aged »»¡»out sixty year«. liCMM. our correspondent’« error. ______ home iu a tew days t FINE STOCK. k. K. REAMES. The ice cream salo-m managed by the ladies Bor the benefit of the Presby terian Church ha q r »ven a financial success. The poll-bo >ks are in from every prccin -', [excepting L Tin 1 and G.-mt’s i’ai.i,ami tile oil! cial count will so.m be made. I of tlm f »¡¡owing «.¡z^s; 3. ; 4. 3 3’<, an 1 four inch thimble skein; also ls¿ -»nd 1'4 iron axle w.i-g >n», w Ci i irm in I <’ ditero a ra--K lie I. Hilf spring duniocral wagon, boggie», buck !>o ir I «. s: Io spring iv i-go is, with an I without tops. I ”11 I X .• ¡1.t » 1..<L an 1 I.< .1 ni »re fairly thm any runner, and pnrehasers can have the advantage ot ex tin ning tron i» before obligitinz ihcin->ulvos. 1 will take all kind* of pr » I i ■ ' in ex-a rigj. (’i.i an i convine * yon - d ves. G. KAREWSKI. John Ray was arrested for disorderly con- Mor«- straight Democratic tick ts were voted duct • m our streets Saturday and fined 85 mid last Monday than for some years past. Cl 'Sts. He damaged the calaboose <•■ nsiilerably C lose if S chool . -Jacksonville district Snow on the mountains between Happy while confined in it and nearly escaped. Lia ;e to-day and the pupils will eo Camp and Waldo is still many feet deep. schoul V» John Aslipole, administ i ator of I he est joy a thi rm' liths’ vacation. Appropriate ex Mr. Glass, a Nevada cattle-buyer, is in this John I’ Dak< r, last Saturday sold some arc use. lili ting of declamations, etc., will Section making purchases tor that market. belongm I to siii'i estate and situated on >f. Merritt, assisted by Messrs, take plat 'I ’ he melting snow keeps the streams very > creek to C. C. Beekman for the sum o .m and Miss Carr, have given Fleming lí high, many of which cannot now be forded. ei.t r* sa act ion and the school has been one < ’res B. F. Dowell returned from a professional of *.li« nt SUI ¡cessful ever held in the district. trip north last week. lio looks unusually 1 O ffk E LECTED.—At a regular meeting well. of (rouis 1-P ocahontas Tribe No. 1, Improved The Sterling Mining Company have let the ■ dsew here, Supi r- Oraof Red Men, the following officers were Contract for drifting some of their ground to •ld an examination cittì for th« i ensuing term: H. K. Hanna, certificates at the Bacii; Chas. Nickell, Senior Sagamore; T. T. John Enos. N.-w vegetables of all kinds are making tin i. house on -I nne 26th. inior Sagamore; W. Savage, Mehzie, Ji Cru uf Rec óriTr; T. S-oTi mon, Keeper of appearance. Waiim. Ii istallation will take place Oll E. C. Robinson, of Oakland, Cal , is paviii; theft h. this s*'-tion a business visit. He will remain ■ — ■ ■ — a short timo. Rbiiors I I'F.us. -’There will be no services Fammrs will find those order books at the Uhuri h next Sunday, Fath- i at tk'at hohe T imes office cheap aud Jim ly. Tm.-y sat e Bisect liavii ig gone to Lake comity. . . . Rev. W. Klyce V vill preach at the Plnenix S' hool- much w riting. The Stage Company h?s put on its larg homkeXt Sill ulay at 11 o'clock a . m . Elder coaches and expects to change to Slimmer tiuu M tersoli V .ill hold services at E.igle Point in a few davs. next inday. I.. Rev. M. A. Williams will 11 preaekt the ’ U. E. Uuurch »a this place next Sundainoruii ig. .... . —" >--------- C. o'JL-— Tiie Grand Council of the C. of IL MilXieet at Ashland to-uay and «ill re Francisco main iusessioin to-morrow. E.uT subordmati •lohn S Parir ; i/is ent itled to fourteen d -'«gates, and c<mn. i (• a s- <-r there . a ten councils in the cuinty ’Tie tem . « petan« movt ni mt is bootnirg in Jackaoi: tive p. »1 a po. count’ and ti . Dr Coon is much of the credit N f due LbeC. of H. is more popular than oth- be firm vr or. nizatic ns ot tlio kind and promises ft t wherever it is csiabitshed. wecom pv \\ mior, Simmons 4 Co , mining near Wahlo, lia’ «: made another clean-up, realizing $2,4011 from an eiglit-davs’ run. conceded terminej d demand ConfesHei n unreas- ions mny as to d«s- ire is nn prove as needs of ent. At m by re- ixcept at •ore, for C?<>. .Al si mitilo tu. 1'0 F' íís ’ í IJvos. favorabl<ir s ; n increase than a decrease. Fa-> —(.’apt. A. P. Ankeny, who J) is lar. I d iu the Southern Oregon home last evening. He re- inines.lret ’ ’ ’iug as lieing lively, miner* busy ports ■eryth < and w ¡1 sr aliuliidant at the mines. His com pany sill mxjke a clean up about July 1st, v.hen hl will I'umish something lor the news papers i> .about. He has great confidence in the rrliuv'j nf his mines, aU(( haa invested mer a Ml >in»i insanii dollars in them. I Portlail wool mar- lnr go wo] xx--k in th« h , anil th« mannfao- t, so with i«d prico* ken pla.-« * ci ream- i iu> mach gh. This • and has men can oui: STOCK CONSISTS OF z t i FANCY GOODS i r r i ’ •» ' * •x. r v i LADU'.S’ DRESS GOODS, CASHMERES ANI» DIAGONALS, SILKS AND SA 1 l\s. ROOTS A SHOES, CLO I H I NG, ETC., l n: t -. d .’ m > i i r N H) i I . V i a V I » i. i;t t »i it ; : GREAT SLAUGHTER of PRICES J : 11 nl A . W ¿ > A » I ’ S t ♦ Ï '. ■ s I > ■ I E CALE THE ATTENTTON OF THE f.-nlies to thè taci tliat wo Irivo now on Itami tho birgost an<l bost seloi-ted assort ili imi ot L \ I»1 l-’.s' D111- - s < ,ooi>N and I \ N- i ’V <!OOli> ofovcry <l< script ion in NouthA; n Oregon, ami wc vili hom-eforth inrikcthis line of gmids olir specialty and sull tlietn at Vi iroiu >t It. I» -,ml. E. JACOBS’ STORE Oregon St., Jacksonville. To the gentlemen we will say, it yon IV HIRE A COMPLETE AND MAGNTF- w .mt a No. ) NU ¡T < >!•’ <'L< >'['! I U.S you mlist • » iccnl assort ment of new good» baa goto Reames Bros, to Luv it, as weclaim t< ORZG3N. ROSEBURG. have the best STOCK OF 1'1 OTHIN'G in just been received, eonsisling in part of I ii-U'-oii '•ounty and wiilaliow noone to un dersell us. These goods wore all purchased by a mem n . > ...$5.00 her of our brio fr<>ui 1 ’(I’sT ('LANS HOl’S- CARPETS, l .s in San I ranci'i-o and Nov. A i-i k. and we will warrant evi-rv ariiele ami sell them CLOTHING, I eheaper lor cash than any house in county . M. .A. CAN AN, Proprietor. I DRY-GOODS, We also keep on hand a full stock of FANCY GOODS, GROCERIES, B 2I€ K FOR SA BOOTS A SHOES, SCHOOL BOOKS, IIARDWA RE, CUTLERY, GLASSWARE, 'CHI' UNDERSIGNED TAKfS PLEAS- i mi- 'll iiiiiiouiicmg to tin* public that Im will In* prepared in a lew weeks to fur A nish a superior article ol brick at the lo > prico of ss per Tliuiisnml. HATS AND CAPS, CROCKERY, FULL LINE GF ASHLAND GOODS, TOBACCOS A CIGARS, i Beaytifjl Ladiss' Hals & Flowers, I PAINTS & GLASS Children’s Carrin ffe?, Velocipedes and. Wagons, MOT FA IT. to for o ur l’rlcc List fot 18*0. F kkk te any aUUres, up».n ap- plicr.tlon. Contalo« «lese riptions of evei jr- tliiliit reqitlrr.l for per sonalot famllTuse, wlth over 1.200 Illnstriukiii«. We seil all W><>,!« at Wholesale priee. Ili qiiantltie« to «ult thè purchaM't. The onlv ins tliittioli In America Wlio ni ike thi« tli'-ir «perlai bnsine««. Adilress, FRENCH CANDIES. Etc. III f iel io ervthing tn Im foub'l in a flrat- ■’.i" ' o<-k of i o-iiera) Merchandise, which will be sold at prices MONTGOMERY W 1III1& CO.. «kl A 2 4U IV «basii A ve-, Ubicano. Il> I he highest price allowed tor country pro- dmv». V-H..GÍVP me a c-ill at my e»tab)ixbmp:it In in Masonic l-tiiifilinL' ami be convinc'd that there is no humbug about this. E. JACOBS. STORE, I >1‘.ST assort mont of holt«, screws, ttre anti I > c'tppor rivet*, rasp*, files, pinchers, nippers, tongs ami hammer*, at poll MINING BLANKS GO 'I’ll F. TIM ES L office . Conp’s Hand-book of Milling Law al wav* kopt on hand. Price SI a copy. JOHN MTLLFP**. I nAlNTS^ILS, A’ABNfsii. Gl.\*s \ND 1 putty at JOHN MILLER’«. i 3cien- ed of- JWlDg )r th« pre- Tilge, orna, hoin- • for rnor. six loaf ugar ■hen urn- fr®- «ir JtXnl iou. t uff else ng « tha P«t. rah, two- liief oem the rmy rar, ited r is tent snd low •d, ird ola int Ip- T’ at Defy Competition. — AM HARDWARE AND 'JJTIERY poa- HARDWARE 4 TINWARE Fmni and Frrirh* Waponi, Plows, Gans Plows & Sulky Plows-. Satisfaction girtran’eed. For further par liciitirseall at the brick-vard in I he eastern portion of Jacksonville. II. WILLIAMS. as « Ai, aa taiioQ of th« As of ledga upon tens; Xlld. Cheaper than the Cheapest. <’ >r. Oak ani It:»*' Slrfnla, two block* nd «x- ter of twftrd- which topic« jorary ir di- UCtiou eta LI a upon J lUN I'ER's «pee», spy- glasses, magnify- ing glasses and pocke’ corn pax-ms at JOHN MILLER’S. California Street, Jacksonville, Oregon. It- IT. m id »• M <1 K t & r i i I ■ * I » 4 .. 4