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BRIEF REFERENCE.
Jake Marcuse's store has been enlarged con­
H. F. Phillips of Ashland knows how to run
MINING NEWS,
PERSONAL NOTES«
MERCHANDISE.
a livery »table as well as a stage line, as the siderably to make room fora fine stock of goods
Very dusty.
Jos. Frank 1 has been appointed postmaster
Preparations lor Wintef will soon be in
i>t.».*,«»o
that arrived this week. If you want any­
public will attest.
E. R. REAMES.
........ -S E PT E M BE R 24, 1 SHfr.
FRIDAY,
at
Lakeview.
>
order.
Cool weather.
thing
in
liis
line
don
’
t
fail
to
give
Jake
a
call.
i A. Davison’s team, engineered by Geo. Gray, :
-u—•
Ram is needed.
Considerable prospecting in quartz 1» be- i
brought in a large lot of goods for our mer- : This year will witness the construction of' Capt. O. C. Applegate of Lake county was
C arry the N ews .—The latest news from
ing
done.
iu
town
last
week.
a
large
number
of
new
county
¿ridges.
They
chants
this
week.
Autumn is here.
M.nne ia that Gen. Plaisted, the Democratic-
Saltmarsh
A Co. of Sterling are [ about
J. L. Wilder of Wildervillo is in town and '
The marriage of a couple well and favorably were sadly needed and none are disposed to
Greunback candidate for Governor, has over
Hurrah for Maine!
CALIFORNIA ST.,
putting
down
a new flume
known in this county will take place at Ash- grumble over this expenditure yf public money. will remain a few days.
loO plurality. Hurrah!
Politics are booming.
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Brown Bros, of Althouse have eight hands
I land in a few days.
Rogue riYer valley is uow being drawn njion
W e regret to hear of the serious illness of :
J acksonville . O regon .
Overland travel is increasing.
employed and are* taking out large quanti­
A M onster .—The largest watermelon we
We learn that Sikes Worden will take for a larje amount of supplies. Lake and Jose­ Mrs. N. Cook of Willow Spring».
have yet seen is the one presented to the T imes
ties of dust.
Apples and pears are ripening.
charge of the sutler’s store at Fort Klamath, phine count'es, in Oregon, and Siskiyou and
F. Otten and S. Koester started for Ger-!
office by Geo. Jackson of Table Rock, through
Keaton A Klippel have completed their
Local correspondence solicited.
Modoc, in California, are our best customers many from New York last week.
D. J. Ferree retiring.
i
i
C Nye, a id which weighed 41 pounds. We
wingdam across Rogue river and are now
Fires are becoming comfortable.
A man named Smith, who came in from
J. L. Wilder packet! the first sack of flour
Moodford Reaines and family have removed i cleaning the bedrock
return our thanks for the mouster aud invite
Modoc
county. Cal., after supplies, claims that to town aud will permanently locate.
BY ADOPTING A
manufactured
by
the
Jacksonville
Steam
Mill
j
Immigration
continues
to
(low
in.
competition.
Schumpf A Co. aie progressing at the rate
he was drugged at Ashland and his team spir­
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to town on Tuesday last.
Jacksonville continues to improve.
Postal Agent Simpson is in this section look­ of about eight feet a day and expect to com­
ited away. The matter is being investigated.
S how E n R oute .—The well-known Vernell
Plymale
’
s
teams
are
hardly
equal
to
Maud
j
plots their tunnel by the firnt of November. ¡ C ASH
I?ASIS ! Í
The A. O. U. W. meet this evening.
ing after the cajiture of thu stage robbers.
troupe, including Sadie Greeley, B ib McGinley
A lari,'* crowd of ladies ami gentlemen from
S. an 1 St. Julien, but. they are known to be a«
Bvbne A Fisher have throe men at work i
Fall goods arc arriving at a lively rate.
»nd other good performer», will play in Jack-
Jacksonville, numbering about fifty, accompa­ I Miss Mary Langell and L. G. Ross, who have cutting a ditch to tho big bar of Rogue riv- '
good as any in the State.
Give the C. C. W. R liberal assistance.
»i.ivdle, at Holt’s Hall, on the evenings of Oc­
nied Senator Slater to Ashland on Saturday lieenquiteill, are able to move abouta little.
er, which they expect to complete before:
J. B Montgomery, who is in charge of Col.
Miss Minnie McCain of Eugeue City passed | Hng.
tober 1st and 2<l, opening with the splendid
There i£ considerable sickness hereabouts.
evening, where several hours were agreeably
Ross’ ranch on Evans creek, reports game I
through town this .reek, eu route for Klamath
two-act comedy entitled “The Naval Engage­
spent.
Beautiful visiting cards at the T imes office. plentiful in that vicinity.
Geo. Grotz of Kerbyville has purchased
Agency.
ment.” A first-class bill will be presented
The tramps who stole two overcoats from
IN PRICES
;
Wm.
Borgu.tin's old claim on Canyon creek
The Glee Club worries our Republican
Charley Griffith is m iking regular trips to
each evening.
Seuator
Slater
returned
north
Sunday
morn
­
Madame Holt’s hotel several days ago were ar­
and proposes »winging the pick himself.
friends.
Fort. Klamath and furnishing that post w ith
rested for a like offense at Yieka last week. ing well plea3ed with his experience in this ! Success to him.
R bliqiovs I tems .—Rev. F. X. Blanchet will
A light shower of rain fell Wednesday various kinds of produce.
They should be given an extra lick on general «ection.
Si. Aoynolds and C. Kleinbammor of
hold services at St. Francis* Church, Eagle morning.
HonoraL'es Tho«. Smith and A. C. Stanley,
principles.
Major
Ja«.
T.
Glenn
and
family
are
expected
Sterling
were in town this week, from whom j
Point, on Sunday next.... A religions debate
The new bridge across Myrtle creek his been members of the House, have our thanks for
—AND TH«
we
learn
that their company is »»till cleaning !
B -ebe of Multnomah has introduced a bill in in Jacksonville before long. They come via
Ih'tween Eiders R. H. Sherrill and Martin completed.
valuable public documents.
up
and
will
thus
be
engaged
until
snow
the House providing against quackery. Those Portland.
Peterson is now progressing at Eagle Point
D. ('loaner has resumed the sole ownership having no diplomas, under its provisions, can
Men’s hoots, worth $5, for $3 50 at the New
Rev. Herman Krebs, Lutheran minister from talls again.
ami will conclude on Sunday next.__ Rev. D.
of the WilderviHe brewery and is mannfactnr- continue practicing if they pass a satisfactory
York Store.
*
Prospectors will find a full line of mining
Marysville, Cal., is expected here the forepart
A. Crowell preaches at Pluenix on Sunday, at
blanks,
printed after the latest and best
There is a clamor for more gravel in the ! ing a goo«l article of beer.
examination.
of next month.
the usual morning hour.
forms, on hand at the T imes office. Also a
Jesse Dod_m ha« completed sundry improve- j
Herrin lane.
One of the happiest efforts of the reunion
Gen. E. L. Applegate, Republican candidate
supply of Copp’s Hand book of Mining i
A nother C lub .— A correspondent writes us
The legislature is considering several local I ments on Chavner’s l-ri-L'C, which make that* last week was the song prepared for the occa­ for Presidential Elector, will speak at the Law, standard authority.
structure better than ever.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE!!
that a Hancock A English Club has been formed option bills.
sion bv Mrs. J. M. McCully and sung by the Court House to-morrow afternoon.
Mr. Sutherland of San Francisco, an ex 1
Flour, grain, county scrip and money taken I
at Pimonix, with J. P. Burns as President; J
Pioneers, who entered into its spirit with old
Fl our is worth 32 50 a hundred at retail in
J. W. Ingram, who has recently returned ; pert placer miner, is now in Jackson coun­
A Chastain, Vice President; J. C. Birkheid, this market.
at par on all accounts with the T imes office. time fervor.
from Fort Klamath, informs us that most of ty looking after the interests of California
Recording Secretary; A. Dunlap, Correspond­
Now is the time to respond.
capitalist» who desire to invest in our
Our cotem. alludes to the Jacksonville cem the supplies have beeu delivered.
The c»rn crop is bountiful and of an excel-
ing Secretary; Jas. R. Reaines, Treasurer. The
mines. He is also looking after cinnabar.
Bets are being made in Jacksonville tha' e’erv a« “<>ni of the most charming ’spots on
GREATEST VARIETY
Hon. W. W. Fidler of Williams creek, who
Club has quite a large membership and the
Tho Sterling Company is still cleaning up,
i Oregon will not give the Republican ticket the Pacific coast.” Are we to understand this has Been sojourning in this section for some­
Dai id I «inn this week received an assortment
Hancock l>oom is in motion in Eden precinct
and everything tends to show that the re­
1500 majority. Safe e rnugh.
TO SELECT FROM IN
is the reason why so many have taken up their time past, returned home last week.
of new goods.
as well as elsewhere.
sult is favorable. Nothing definite can be
(,'ipt Tims. Smith has introduced a bill for abode there?
E. II. Autenrieth has gone to Portland in 1 ' obtained, as Superintendent Ennis make»
Joliu Wolter«’ bakery at Ashland is in suc­
the protection of game, which is a good one.
C lub M eeting .—There will be a business cessful operation.
Bl inks of every description, such as deed« the capacity of attorney tor Win. Bybee in his ' J no confidante of tho reporter. Piping will Any One Store in Southern
be resumed in about two weeks.
I We w ill present it next week.
meeting <>f the Hancock A English Club of this
mortgages and assessment schedules of all ■.uit against Jesse and E. C. Robinson.
Nearly
everybody
wears
a
Hancock
&
English
Oregon or Northern
Judge Hanna, who went to the Squaw
place at Holt's Hall to-morrow (Saturday)
Parties having unsafe flues will do well to kinds, for sal«- at the T imes office. Also a full
Our worthy County Judge, Hon. Silas J.
badgl l * now-a-days.
Lako mines this week in company with Mr.
evening, at 7 o’clock, sharp. A full attendance :
have them repaired immediately and save an-j line of Justice’s and Constable’s blanks after
California*
Day, has been made happy by the advent of a |
?
utherland
of
San
Francisco,
informs
us
of im-mlwrs is requested, as matters of iin- ' There will be no services at the M. E. noyance from the Fire Warden«.
the be«t forms.
lively particle of feminity at his house.
| that Superintendent BeAth of the Grand
portanee will come up for transaction. After' Church next Sunday.
, Ilenrv Chapman, formerly of Ashland, has
Tbe Hancock A English Glee Club is prac­
Mrs. Tolman, wife of Surveyor General Tol- | Applegate Company will soon «nake a final
the executive session »¡«eeche» will be made. . A. Birneberg had his right hand hurt by a i returned from C.dorado and proposes to per- ticing regularly and w ill present new songs on
man of Portland, accompanied by her eldest clnanupand that the prospects areexcollent.
The Glee Club will also be in attendance and ■ fractious horse this week.
| mancntly locate in Jackson county.
! every occasion. It is a valuable adjunct and laughter, is visiting friends in Jackson county. Mr. Sutierland is visiting the cinnabar
I
discourse some stirring campaign music, i Some interesting correspondence appears on I
mines on Beaver creek and will return to
i W. R. Buck is furnishing the citiz-ns of achieves much distinction for the excellence of
Jacksonville this week.
OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF
Ben
Haymond,
of
the
firm
of
Haymond
A
Everybody, irrespective of party, is invited.
the first page of the T imes .
! Uniontown a.id vicinity with first-class beef. its campaign music.
Magruder of I’ock Point, has returned from
Eastern Tenrl«!».
I lie Republicans are scouring the countiy for I He will soon put up a new building.
Quite a number of subscriptions have been S in Francisco, where he laid in a tine »tock of
I n Orr.RATiiN.—The Jacksonville Steam
Probably more Eastern tourists have visit­
Flouring Mill is now running and in inufactur- 'Lisli Applegate’s meeting.
Our cotem. puts in a weak claim for a Re- | ; received for the road 1 running from the Mead- goods.
ed this Northwest Coast during the present
season than ever before, and they all hear
ing a stqierior brand of flour. The machinery
The enforcement of the Sunday law is publican success in Maine. So ghastly a joke ; nws to Cow creek. We hope to sen this en-
W. L. Record, representing a San Francisco testimony to ottr unsurpassed nafural ad­
FANCY GOODS
■ terprise successful, as
< it greatly interests the
m orks well ami the structure is one of the neat­ threatened by some parties.
would make even a «lead man smile.
marble house, has been cam assing this section. vantages and great resources an«l are en­
est and most substantial of the kind m the State.
II uilcu’ii A Akers will soon start up their
Impromptu speeches were made at the Pio- ‘ : people along the line.
He took quite a number of orders for tomb- thusiastic. in regard to our future when rail­ LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, CASHMERES
*1 he *li> l«i is a cre lit to Me«*r« H irn’romf, I «sw-mill on Williams creek.
roads shall have «uper«ede<l the tedious
nv ’ R. fi’or. 1 • E K. Anderson, Gen. E. L. ' ■ A social party will take place at Houck’» s.oiies, etc.
AND DIAGONALS, SILKS AND
ocean
steamers and population mine« pour
Wimer, Hurst, Bowden and those who assist-1
■ ha'l, A«bt-,n'1. this evenin'», for which Prnf.
ing
in.
The
proprietors
of
the
Oregon
KM-
O. Gilbert is buildrng a neat residence in Applegate, ('apt. Goodall au<i otaezs.
SATINS, BOOTS * SHOES,
Geo. Devendorf, formerly of Del Norte >ioy Ti anra equally sanguino of its future,
rd them. It is an iinjxirtaut enterprise to'
! Sc »tt’s String Band will furnish music. Quit«-
the eastern suburbs of town.
Have» w ill «oon bo here an l will probably J
CLOTHING, ETC.,
•«unity, Cal., is now in this section. We learn for it has thus fur eiirM pv««rv «-ase of hack
Jacksonville, and wc have no doubt that i
put up his stock at the Union Livery Stable, i a number from this place will attend and a ‘hat lie lias some intentions of starting a dairy ache or >i,soa»e of the kidnevs aud urinai v
Fourteen
pii-enrers
were
aboard
the
south
­
Messrs. McKenzie A Foudray will make it a!
[ good time is expected.
organs that it has beon tried on. Sold ev­
for Cardwell knows how to accommodate.
ern-bound stage last Monday.
>n Butte creek.
INDIES CA'JrJlNI.VMADE CLOAKS
successful one.
erywhere.
In
the
T
imes ’i.ccnnnt of the Pioneer rennin1
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Senator Ross has introduced a bill to provide
Capt.
McCall
of
Ashland,
Vice
President
of
G. A. Hubbell will assume charge of the
last week the names of the Misses Linn, wlm |
Truth ati.’l Honor.
I n M emoriam .—At the Pioneer Reunion Wagner creek school next mouth.
¡^gainst the depositing of dead animals in places
i
Query:—TV hat is the l»e»t family medicine 1VE CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE
I were members of the choir, were inadvertently j ’he Pioneer Society, was the presiding officer
last week resolution» of respect on the death of
>f the reunion, the President, S. D VanDyke, in I lie world to regulate the bowel», purity iV ladies to the tact that we have now on
Southern Oregon wool ranges from 25c. to where they are liable to prove a nuisance.
' omitted. The choir rendered excellent service i
tlm following persona were re v! by Wm. Hoff­ 30c. per pound in the S. F. market
t lie bhiod. remove cost i venes- and bilious ■ hand the largest anil best »elected assnrt-
¡laving died sometime ago.
The “Standard” gives this jovful bit of infer- ; and should be remembered.
lie««, aid digestion am! tone up the whole
I mation:
FL P. Pandenrieth of Jacksonville
man, Esq., secretary of the Society: Mrs. Ra­
Assessor Goddard was in town the forepart system? Truth and honor compels «is •«> ■ iitent ot LA I»1 !■>»' DRESS GOODS and I AN-
Roa«ls brought in a large lot of ne v go.>¿3 for
i <’Y GOOD.-» of e> try description in >outherir
, M. A. Canan, former proprietor of the Rose-
chel M. Meneh, born in Winnebago county,
' is in town.” What’s in a name, .at.vhow?
>f the week, attending the session of the Board answer. Hop Bitters, being pure, perfect Oregon, and we will henceforth make tins
I the New York Store the other day.
I
burg
Hotel,
Las
succeeded
\V.
L.
Button
in
«tul harmless. Sec another column.— To­ line of goods ottr specialty and sell them at
III., iu 18.38, died March .30, 1880; Mrs
There arc several different parties in search I charge of the Metropolitan Hotel at that place. of Equalization. Nobody felt aggrieved with ledo Bade.
T. P. b.ihler of Willow Springs precinct
Mary J. Benedict, emigrated from Illinois in
j of the stage robbers, bn? there ’« nothing to in- Mr. Canan is a first-class landlord and will 1 o i his assessment ot the county, as there were no
Cheaper than the Cheapest*
’S53. died Miy6, 1880, aged 53 years; Mrs. lost some fencing by tire last week.
I mportant N otice .—We are now sending
lumplaiuts.
d'Cate that their efforts will be successful.
’ doubt give full satisfaction.
C. C. Watkins of Big Butte was the Jack­
Louisa C. Neil, died April 30, 1SS0, aged 57
To tho gentlemen we will say, it yon
A. J. Adams and Miss Annie White of Jose­ out statements of account to those in any way want a No. ISl'lTvF CLOTHES you must
Matt. Dillon has been appointed agent for
Claus K’einliammer, administrator of th-
Bears; Mr». Elizabeth Hill, came to Oregon in sonville Steam Mill’s first customer.
phine couuty were united in matrimony re­ indented to the TlMM office, ami hope to goto Reurne» lb«»», to buy it, a.» we claim to
1853, die«! Dec. 14. 1879, aged 73 years; S. D I The Smith river people have abandoned the the sale <>f Hancock and Garfield whisky and ; estate of Hein Deneff, deceased, will sell mine
•jet an early response from those who may have tlic best STOCK OF' CI-O'f'HlNG in
' will keep it on hand during the campni;n.
valuable mining property, et'-., situated on Far- cently. In c^mmoi! with their many friends
VanDyke, emigrated from Pennsylvania to survey of their proposed wagon-road.
receive them. The amount due from each Jackson county and willallow no one to un­
dersell Us.
'
mer's Flat, tomorrow. For further particulars ■ve wish the happy couple a long life of couuu
Fountain
A
Tarlow
of
Ashland
are
clearing
thia coast in 1849, died Aug. 13. 1880, aged 71
We take subscription-, to the TtMK*, payable
person is small, but in the aggregate amouuts These goods were »11 purchased by a mrm-
bial
felicity.
out th-ir stock at low p ices to mal;e r'«om ' see advertisement ou fourth page.
years. A beautiful and touching funeral dirge I when Hancock 4 English are elected.
to considerable to us. Paper has advanced in ber of onr firm from FIRST-CLASS HOUS-'
Mr. Desmond, representing the ifWest
for the Fall and Whiter assortment of goods. | Business men can keep their money at home
bv the choir follow til the reading of the rcsolu-
price an ! the time is at hand when we inus: ES in San Francisco and New York, and we
Fiieo. Cameron, Uniontown’sgenial merchant,
will warrant ©very article and sell them*
•shore,
”
is
now
in
this
section,
looking
after
the
terns.
Jas. McDougall has completed the bridge ! by having their bill heads, statements, letter-
lay in our Fall and Winter stock. So our pa­ cheaper lor cash than any house in c«)uuty.-
will soon put up a new store budding.
interests
of
that
excellent
periodical.
He
is
trons will readily see thu reason why wc call
j icr< -s root's creek, on the river road, and it is • heads, envelopes and every other kind of com-
We also keep on hand a fall stock of
B e J ust and F ear Nor.—It seems to be
The attendance ou both the district school
aking views of iMue of our most prominent on them so urgently.
i open to travel. The structure is a first-class i mercial printing done at the T ime .« office. The
ueyoti'l the ptovin.-«» of even our very conscien­ and St. Mary’s Academy is increasing.
buildings, for reproduction in that journal.
I
i best work executed at the lowest rates.
GROCERIES.
i one.
N otice . — Poisons laying in their supplie
tious Republican cotem. to tell what everybody
Newman FishiT w»ll furnish Fort Klamath
0.
Harbaugh,
for
s<?m«'?im«'past
a
resident
of
Sam. Centers brought in a largo and first-
W c learn that .a party ha« gone to the Klam»
will do well to call on HafTonden Bros., Rose­ HARDWARE, CUTLERY,GLASSWARE,
knows to be the facte. In hit l«t issue he at­ with flour, having received the contract.
, class assortment of new goods for Newman Edon precinct, naa gone to Lake county, w here burg, exclusive Grocers an«l Provision Dealers,
ath
river
tn
arrest
Wells
brothers
and
one
Kel
­
tempts to slur Senator S’.alor by asserting that
CROCKERY,
For ironclad and Comvon notebooks, receipt ly on suspicion of having robbed the stage last I Fisher luBt Wednewlay, which will be f^llo-Acd .u nas a large amount of stock. From there
where they can select from the largest and
Vie made a “very moderate speech to a very
he will go to Northern California, returning for most varied stock in Southern Oregon. Strict­ A FULL LINE OF ASHLAND GOOD8,
’ I and check books, ri t<> the T imes office
I
by
more.
T
hey
will
be
sold
nt
unusually
low
week.
rxxlerite-sizeil audience.” None knew that
I
i business visit in December. 1km voyage.
ly on the square. Choice good?, full weight,
Tbe
Hanreck
fever
is
spreading
rapidly.
L. S. P. Marsh, the enterprising Ashland rates, and everybodv stiouhi call and see them.
this is at variance with facts better than cur
Farm and Freight Wagon»,
low prices. Call and be convinced.
*
Lieut.
Geo.
S.
Hoyle,
formerly
of
Fori
R. J. Cameron of Uniontown brought a load
"coteiu. himself, aud such a p« rvcrsion is eulire- Many o’.’.-line Republicans are affected.
manufacturer, ha« furnished the T imes office
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It is rumored that Jos. G. Wisdom has Sold with a superb desk. The workmanship is fust­ of (’hinamento town this w eek, who lie informs Klamath, has been appointed as instructor of
V>’inexcusable, even in the Unscrupulous cam-
S ewing M achines .—Four different kinds of Plows, Gang Plows & Sulky Plows.
ns are en route for the Flowery Kingdom. nilitary tactics in a prominent academy near new sewing machines have just been received
^.:igii the ltip’iblican managers arc makin . | the Sterling saw-mill to Fields & Parks.
class.
In fact everything from the flnest needle
.Atlanta, Georgia. He assumed his new pos:«
Kb bonder the peffplo m.Jto au allowance for
Westrop and Carter have lieon painting
Jas. McDougall has been awarded the con- Quite a number of Mongolians have departed tion ou tho 1st in»?. Lieut. Wittich, also at E. C. Brocks’ New Drug Store, viz: The to a threshing-machine. Give us »call aud
t!ie political »tateiiieats of tlfc ;‘run when so 1 Coleman’s store and have don* a fine j<*b.
Crown. Eldridge, New Home and New Ameri­ judge for yourselves as to our capacity of
' tract for budding the county bridge across recently, which has not been off .et by the new
• mce stationed at the same post, is drawing­ can. They are of the latest aud best improved urnishing good» at* above.
arrivals.
a fp.rcnt a misstat'on'iit is brought directly
The l.ell tor the new Presbyterian Church ' Bear Creek, near the residence of Tims. Me An-
The way to make money is to wrve it. To
patterns in the world. Price from $-10 to $50.
master at West Point.
to their notice. What benefit is to be uerived
The political campaign is at its heighl, but
I drew.
av« it buy cheap. To buy cheap pay CASH
arrived thii week. Tt is a fin*, large 'me.
We this week hail the pleasure of meeting
for your goods and buv of
f'-om such a course on the part of otlr Cotcm.
public attention cannot be diverted from the
Green's August Flower.
Sheriff Bybee sent a drove of 50
A coast railway, to run up Rogue river into
REAMES BROS.
I.
M.
Harvey,
late
of
Sonoma
county,
Cal.,
few are able to perceive. We know I hat he ¡3
merits
ot
the
celebrated
Singer
Sewing
Ma
It is natural for people suffering with Dys­
I tins valtey, is being talked of in sonic Circle#. I fl ippy (.’amp. Cal , last Tuesday. Th
desperate, but he is only prejudicing Ins case
chine. D. 11. Feathers, the agent here, can who has come to reside in this valley, accom­ pepsia and Liver Complaint or any derange­
will be followed by another of 200
Don
’
t
fad
to
c
ill
amt
examine
that
tine
as-
all the more by this cavorting.
urnish them at astonishingly low rates, Call panied by his family. He has purchased J. T. ment of the digestive organs, such as Sour
• sortment of g«>o<l» just receive«! by E Jacobs. vember.
Roland’s place, three miles northeast of town, Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costive­
and see him.
ness, Palpitation of thu Heart, Heartburn.
C oming .-—It is now dciiiiitely settled licit
R.' i'nes Bro«, vester l iv received the first in-
j «nd takes possession immediately. Such pro­ Waterbrash, gnawing and burning pains at th«
J C. Robins-m, a fl i inirner, <li'»l at Port land
Howard
’
s
new
store
will
have
two
large
Mr. Hayes and party will come to Oregon ove - I 1 is’ week
gressive farmers as Mr. Harvey are always nit of the stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated Tougne
He was a me nber <»f the A. O. U. «‘iillm-mt of their immense and first d iss stock show-windows in it, in
which some elegant
land, arriving at this place about the 2S h, <>r
of Fall and Winter goods. Don t fail to give
and disagreeable taste in the month, comiug ut
welcome.
goods will be displayed, This is an innovation
of food after eating, low spirits, Ac., to put of)
next Tuesday. Th«i S. F. “Chronicle” gives
the in a call.
N. S. Goodlow of Langell valley called on from day to day buying an article that they
There was a heavy frost in some portions of
in tbe interior and one that will prove profita­
as a teason for this that the Constitution of the
?......IS’BY
The remains of the lite John Mackin of ble. M lien completed Mr. Howard will have j us Monday, from whom we learn that cattle know has cured their neighbor, friend or rel-
■ the county hut Friday night, notably Apple­
United States forbids a president going beyond
itive;
yet
they
have
no
faith
in
it
until
it
is
l ire in good condition and buyers becoming
Grave creek have been etliumed and were in- a fine place of businei-s.
gate.
the boundaries of the country during his term
too late. But if you will go to your Druggist
terre«l
in
the
Catholic
cemetery
| numerous. In his opinion one-half of the stock
of
this
place
J. If Stinson, Police Judge of Eureka, Cal.,
and get a bottle of G reen ’ s A ugust F lower
Let it be borno in mind that Garfield opposed
of office. To go to Oregon by sea he would
Wednesday.
perished last Winter and Spring. Mr. Good- your immediate cure is as certain as you live
a
ul
once
a
resident
of
Jacksonville,
di.sl
re-
the payment of the losses sustained by settlers
get three leagues fr«.m shore, and out of the
Nearly all the young men of Southern Ore- •hrough depredations of tho Modoc Indians in low says that the boom has reached Lake ¿ample Bottle of this medicine can be obtained
limits of the United States.” According to ' ceiitly.
county aud that 170 majority may be expected for 10 cents to try its superior virtue.
Maml S. trotteil a mile at Chicago last Sat­ <>ri who will cast their first vote for President 1872 3 and also vote I against pensioning the
this they may be cxpccterl tar pass through
Regular size 75 cents. Try it; two dose will
for Hancock, unity and reform.
n November support Hancock A English.
relieve any case.
Jacksonville both going and returning. The urday in 2:IO|, which is the fastest time ever
veterans of the Mexican war. See Congres­
Phis is a good sign.
Charley Kohn and a fellow traveler, while
Yreka “Journal” says the party will tome by made.
sional records to be found at the T imes office.
B right ’ s D isease in W omen .—The gen­
-topping
at Henry Smith’s on Wolf creek last
0.
Harbaugh,
as
will
lie
«'•en
by
advertise
­
tlie Sacramento river road, and be pit through
Raphajl Mor.it ha« returned from Roseburg,
tler sex, for a variety of leason« perfect I v
lortv-eight citizens of Willow Springs and
by the C. A O. Stage C<»., p‘r »pedal convey­ I where he found ready sale for a wa.gonload ot ment elsewhere, ha3 placed his notes and ac vicinity assembled at tbe residence of T. L. week, took a ramble into the woods, but had underatoo«! by them. e:o peculiarly liableto CASH STORE!
not proceeded far when a huge black bear in- ;ho»o attacks which end in Bright’s DKea»«
•■omits in the care of Reaines Bros., to whom
ance. Mr. Hayes and General .Sherman, with I grapes.
Beck last Monday, unadvisedly, and a vote
ercepted them. Not desiring to lose Ins vote >f the Kidnevs. Upon Hie special allention
six others, will leave Redding to-morrow morn­
•if women, therefore, we urge the great vir
being taken, not a G irlielder was discovered
The Willow Springs district school resumed payment can be made.
ing, anil stop over night at Sim Sothern’s, halt stinlies on Monday last, with Jas. Pelton as I Fast riding and pistol-shooting about town 1 he weather wasn’t particularly favorable, tor Hancock, Charley beat a hasty retreat, lues of HUNT'S REMEDY, the Great Kid
ney and Liver Medicine. This superb you WILL FIND THERE
way, reaching Yreka in theeveniug, sometime t sacher.
is indulged in by youths barely out of their either. “Straws show’ which way the wind leaving his Republican companion in the rear. medic.lie has saved many a good woman
The bear was of an amiable disjiosition, how­
before 9 o’clock at the latest, of the following
Iroui an carlv grave. It is excellent in a>I
The Board of Trust«?» held a special meeting swaddling-clothes, which will be discourage«! blows.”
ever,
and threatened no harm, yiuch to the re­ <>i the peculiar disease» of the sex. N<>
day, to remainover night. Lour others of the
on
the
tir»t
opportunity.
Tuesday evening and will hold another on
We have just received another lot of new lief of the party.
medicine equals HUNT’S REM EDY for del
Presidential party will take the regular stage, ' Monday.
Prof. Scott s String B ind, consisting of Prof material, consisting of several founts of stylish
irate women. Sold by all Druggists. Tria)
Siys the “Tidings:" A. C. Jones, Esq., of »ize, 75 cents.
there being twelve persons in the entire lot.
Au impromptu party followed the speaking Scott, P. Donegan, Geo. Brown and Frank job type, elegant printers' stationery, etc., and Jacksonville, Grand Scribe of the Champions
So tbe cut.oua will uot t»e disappointed after
AUEMTKANl» AAiVAMERS
i at Ashland Saturday evening, which passed oil Folk, furnished excellent instrumental music •ire bet!« r prepared than ever to execute every of Honor, has been organizing councils in the
all.
Make
from
$25to $50 per week selling good» •SiZAs, Satin* , Fe.’refe— Plain, Stnjted and
tor
the
Pioneer
Reunion.
imaginable
description
of
plain
ami
fancy
job
pleasautly.
Willamette valley. The quondam brother. for E. G. RIDEOUT A CO., 10 Barclay
Brocaded—Farmers' Satin, Crinoline,
The bridge across Butte creek, nt Eagle printing in the most approved style and at as
S tage R obbery .—A* Nort. Eddings was as- , Hon. J. S. Herrin of Ashland offers some
Dr. Coon, who demeaned himself so unbecom­ Street, Now York. Send for their eatalogu«
Sheeting, Domestic Prints, All the
ind 'ernis.
cen ling the Siskiyou mountains rhuraday fi^e Durham cattle for sale. See ailvertisenicnt Point, for the construction of which Ed. Smith tonishiiigly low prices.
ingly to the order in this county, was ahead of
Brands of Hosiery, Gloves^
had the contract, was completed last week. It
The officers of Ashland’s Garfield Club are: him, and as soon as he passed over the moun­
night he was stopped at the last tnrn near the elsewhere,
MARRIED
Corsets, Inces, Embroid­
is a substantial structure.
Jas. Kilgore, President; J. Wagner, J. M. tains into the Umpqua valley began to organ­
summit by a road agent ami ordered to deliver
Some ¡»ersnnal property belonging to the es-
eries, Ribbons, Hack­
SMITH
—
WILDER
—
At
Kerbyville.
Sept
Proposals for putting a new roof on the McCall and Dr. Chitwood, Vice Presidents; A ize councils anti give them his auspicious belie-
the mail. The highwayman emphasized his I ute of the late S D Vandyke will be sold
16lh,
by
Hon.
Thus.
F.
Floyd,
County
ings, Handker­
building containing the Clerk's and Sheriff's V. Gillette ami W. H. Atkinson, secretaries; liction. H.s foibles will no doubt be pretty
proclamation by the display of .a dangerous ;^fore jong
Judge, Chas. Smith nail Miss Lizzie Wil­
chiefs, Hats,
• ■ffices.including a «kylight, will be received by C. K. Klum, treasurer. A more dignitied set lioroughly advertised by Mr. Jones.
der—all of Josephine county.
looking gun, aud Nor», »aw no other alterna­
Prof. Scott will give a social party at Har­ Clerk Klippel until to-day.
of
pall-bearers
for
the
Republican
corpse
next
tive than to oliey. Having complied with this,
riott’s hall on Applegate next Friday evening,
S trange C onduct . —The order maintained
JEWELRY, GROCERIES AND NOTIONS2
BORN.
J. D. Fountain, School Superintendent, will Xovember could hot be selected.
the robber called upon him to throw out the
October 1st.
by some parties at the ball on the evening of
While
R.
M.
Garrett
wasotihis
way
to
Ashland
hold
a
public
examination
of
applicants
for
express box; but, upon being iuformed that it
HOCKER^MITH—I;i Eden precinct, to the
CHEAP SUITS,
A bill has been introduced in the Senate to teachers' certificates at the Jackson rille dis­ with a portion of tbe Hancock A English Glee the 16th was not the most dignified, by anj
wife ol Jos. Hockersmith, a daughter.
was fastened in the boot, commanded Nort. to
establish the boundaries of Josephine and Cur­ trict school-house to-morrow.
Club, one <>f the wheels came off’, the nut hav­ means. There are a few of the young blood» DAY—In Jacksonville, Sept. 15ih, to tl <
TOB ACC OS, CIGARS, CUTLERY.
stand at the heads of the leaders , while he
wite of Hon. M. J. Ilay, h daughter.
ry counties.
ing become unfastened.
Bob dextrously in this vicinity who will find themselves sud­
The
Hancock
&
English
Glee
Club
of
this
knocked in the box with an ax he had previous­
George Crystal, Jr., this week made the place requests us to extend their thanks to VV. managed the team and nothing serious happen- denly called to account the very first time they
ly secreted in the brush. Having secured his
cd. 1 he young ladies showed much pluck and attempt to disgrace chemselves. If they
NEW THIS WEEK.
booty, with all the nonchalance possible he ever-thirsty printer glad with a pitcherful of I. Hutchins of San Francisco for a liberal sup- the wagon was soon righted and rolling again.
ply
of
choice
campaign
music.
are unable to discriminate intelligently, some-
sweet cider.
informed Nort. that he might now proceed.
Charles Whiteaker lias been appointed body will give them the cue.
FOR SALE
Farmers will find those order books at the
The spirit of improvement has manifested it­
There was only one passenger aboard—a lady
Swamp
Land
Commissioner
by
Gov.
Thayer,
T
imes
office
cheap
and
handy,
They can be
We < «••*! I nlk
.-and she was not molested. It is supposed self to a great extent throughout Jackson coun­
used at any time for drawing orders on store», to act in conjunction with tbe agent of the
4 NUMBER OF DURH VM CATTLE-
that the express lx>x contained gold dust, etc , ty this year.
Without
showingthe
condition of onrteetli. A Cows, Heifers and Bn’ls—at a liargain.
mills, etc., saving much writing.
general
government,
’
Col.
Ankeny,
in
selecting
Every laugh exposes them. 1 n order not to ''all on or address
to the amount of about $1,000. Registered
At the conclusion of bis speech here Senator :
J. S. HERRIN.
packages were few, and he coul«l not havede- Slater was presented with an elegant bouquet
Arthur Chapman came over from Kerbyville s.vamp lands. Messrs. Ankeny and Whiteaker be ashamed of them, let us use that stand­ ____________
NOTICE.
Ashland, Ogn.
have gone to Lake county, via the military
rive«l much benefit from that source, as he by the ladies.
last week, remaining until Monday. He says road, and expect to return to the valley about ard dentifrice, SOZODONT, which is sure to
k«ep them white and spotless. No tartar
overlooked some. Nort. telegraphed to Al.
WING TO A CHANGE IN BUSINESS
that Parks and Bunch, bound over for horse­ the first of November.
can encrust them, no canker affect the en
Burrows, the stage agent at Yreka, from Cot-
A report reaches ns from Yreka that Johnny stealing, have been released on bail.
the Eureka Flouring Mills will stop
amel, no species of decay infest the dental
grinding on th» I«1 «lay of May. Person»
p, a wood as soon as possible.aml John Reynolds, Cowan has invested in matrimony. May pros­
The “Del Norte Record” says: It is now be­ bone, ifSOZODONT is regularly used. It
Two surgeons from the National Surgical In­
flour or offal at these mills are r©-
messenger, anil John Hendricks came over perity be theirs.
yond a doubt that the road will be made and is a botanical preparation, and its beneficial VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I having
pmsted to take it away on or before that
•otne time afterwar«! to look after the matter.
stitute of Indianapolis were in town for several
A social party will take place at the Schief- days during the past week and treated a num­ at an early day. It will necessarily take some ♦•fleet« on the teeth and gums are marvel­ ex have place«! my notes ami n.-emmts in :ime. All persons ind'-bmd to the under-
There were three robbers, judging from the
ous, as it removes all discolorations, and the hands of Kearnes Bios., who will receive 'igned are hereby notified to come forward
time to build such a road as is contemplated.over renders the gums hard and rosy.
tracks which were follow«! into theSiskivous, felin sch»»ol-honse this evening, to which every­ ber of ca-es, giving full satisfaction.
nn<l r«*ceipt for all monevs due mn. Those • nd eettle. eitlier withoksh. wheat or n »to,
the
mountains
from
Crescent
City
to
Waldo.
towards Beaver creek, and then lost. Differ­ body is invited.
knowing themselves indebted are requested a-mv books mii't be squared nn at «hat
The ball given by Madame Holt on the even­ 1 Therefore, by making an early start and get­
ent parties are now out, hoping to gam the
M r . I. If. B ates , Newspaper Advertising to make prompt payment when account» late.
T. T. MrREX'ZIF.
The
whistles of the steam mill and Linn's ing of Pioneers’ day was a pleasaut affair. The ting everything in readiuess before the rainy
large reward offered for their apprehension.
\gent, 41 Park Row, (Timps Building,) New- »ball become due.
__ ’s i season sets in, a great amount of work can be York, is authorized to «'ontfact for udver-
Ridings wae »topped near the same place last engine, which are blown regularly, have * bus- attendance was fair, the music by Prof. Scott
. .
O. HARBAUGH.
AINTS, OILS, VAHN1SII, GLASS AMD
¡String Baud first-class au J tbeswppwr ¡«»¿able.' done in tue wintar.
liseinonW in tbe T imab atcrar I ami rate*
year and say» he m g»Ming tired of th» »port. invae-like sosnd.
Jaoksoovin«, Sept. 30, ]8M.
puUy M
JOHN MILLKITH.
DEMOCRATIC TlMlUi
REAMES BROS.«
AHEAD AS USUAL!!
THE GREATEST REDUCTION
Ever Known in a Regular Business,
Ì
LARGEST STO
ALL FOR CASHH
Spring and Summer Dry-Goods.
Î
THE SURE
I \
ROAD TO SUCCESS!
MAKING YOUR PURCHASES
J. S. HOWARD'S
DRESS MATERIAL&FURNISHIHG GOODS
Of ths Most Popular Styles.
Which will be sold at Lowest Rates
For Cash
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. O
P